Cull him, or wait for protection?

[Cecisflock]

An i didn't mean literally the most humane way to cull him, just a good

The cone method is the method I would use, and I would suggest it for your use as well. You buy (or make) a cone that can be secured to a tree, or post, basically wherever you plan on culling. Lower the rooster's head into the cone while holding him upside down. Let him sit in the cone for a second while you hold his feet just to stop him from freaking out, then cut the head off. Gravity will draw out the blood (you may have to let it drained for a bit) and then you can process him

Same x2

 

[The WinterWolf]

check your local feed store and maybe youll see an americauna hes sweet

 

[The WinterWolf]

i call him nuggets!

 

[The WinterWolf]

nuggets he will scoot up to you but he wont hurt a thing

 

[nicalandia]

My Cockerel sometimes gets overzealous, but he is a $200 game cock sire, If he was a barnyard mix I would have culled him

 

[The WinterWolf]

two hundred dollars for a roo is a lot

 

[TheAlrightyGina]

Where are you located @S_Drummond? I have a few 4 month old cockerels with nice temperaments if you're close that you could pick from. 1 Cochin X SLW, 1 Cochin X Welsummer (maybe), and 1 Cochin (they're brothers). I'm primarily raising them for meat, so if the one you pick ends up turning into an a-hole (I don't foresee it happening since they've already developed their secondary masculine characteristics) I can take him back.

 

[nicalandia]

two hundred dollars for a roo is a lot

Yes it is, it's 1/3th of my monthly income, but each of his offspring will fetch $60 each at 3 month of age

 

[The WinterWolf]

wow... what breed? i have a REALLY fancy looking roo i cant tell what breed he is

 

[The WinterWolf]

ive GOT to ask more questions