Capon slips

[Dinosaur Village Keeper]

Anyone have any slips that still didn’t crow, mate, fight or overall act like bad roosters? I had an aggressive little roo done today at 7 weeks. The second testes was completely disconnected, but fell and couldn’t be safely retrieved. I wasn’t about to risk his life, my capons are pets. Of course he won’t be a pet if he acts like a rooster! Thanks for any help. Those who don’t agree with caponizing, please do not respond, it’s very hurtful. I love my birds like people love their cats and dogs. Thanks!

 

[SmiYa0126]

@Wyorp Rock @azygous @Eggcessive please help!

 

[Eggcessive]

Sorry, I don’t have any experience with canonizing, or helping with this question.

 

[Dinosaur Village Keeper]

@Wyorp Rock @azygous @Eggcessive please help!

Thank you for trying!

 

[azygous]

Me neither.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I'm sorry I don't know anything about Caponizing. Do an onsite search, I'm sure the subject has been discussed in the past.

 

[SmiYa0126]

@Carson213 hi! Can you help?

 

[Dinosaur Village Keeper]

They never said you were? It was just a suggestion

That information is available NOWHERE. Suggesting someone do a basic search in this day and age is, well, I think everyone knows the answer to that. If not, they should do a basic search for it.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

That information is available NOWHERE. Suggesting someone do a basic search in this day and age is, well, I think everyone knows the answer to that. If not, they should do a basic search for it.

Typing Capon Slip into the search here pulled up a few older results. This post from about 8 years ago mentioned theirs crowed.
Post in thread 'Fixing a slipped capon?' https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/fixing-a-slipped-capon.1104221/post-16987725

 

[Dinosaur Village Keeper]

Typing Capon Slip into the search here pulled up a few older results. This post from about 8 years ago mentioned theirs crowed.
Post in thread 'Fixing a slipped capon?' https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/fixing-a-slipped-capon.1104221/post-16987725

Yes, I am aware. I have read every word of every post on here and every other forum regarding slips and capons in general. I wanted to know if anyone ever had a slip in which the testicle was disconnected and fell into the body cavity, and if that slip did NOT exhibit any rooster qualities later on. I have not found any info on that after 100’s of hours of research. The link you sent, the responder says “usually” and only references crowing, which I could care less about. The OP does not update telling us whether or not their slip ended up displaying rooster qualities.

There was nothing wrong with my post, and there was no need for me to be criticized for posting it (by telling me to do a basic search that nowadays even a 5 year old knows to do). Geez. I only post things that are not answered, or the answers are hard to find. There seems to never be any shortage of criticism for asking questions no one knows the answers to.