You are welcome. I know I have learned over the years that when a rooster acts like that normally you can not break them from it. I have the scars to prove it. When you have baby roosters, make sure that they know from the beginning that you are the boss, and when they are bad, you wont tolerate it. I had one that his name is bad boy, and he would climb all over everything in the house if he could sneak in. One day I put him in the middle of the floor stood over him and wouldn't let him get away and said No over and over again. As long as I did that he knew I was the boss, and that No meant no. We finally broke him out of the habit of sneaking into the house, however he still enjoys untying my daughters jogging pants
