My young rooster likes to attack me from behind. Thank goodness he doesn't have spurs. Today he attack my two year old pet hen. She had been the boss of the chicken yard. Does anyone know how to stop him from being so aggressive? He is a beautiful barred rock plymouth and I really don't want to get rid of him.
I hold mine upside down by his legs until he settles down everytime he does it seems to keep mine in line because I have 9 roosters and 10 hens to one run and coop and they all get along most of the time.
just likes dogs, chickens need discipline. Pick him up and hold him for awhile. Then put him back down. It may take a couple trys, but he should leave you alone after that!
He wasn't trying to mate. My husband had to get him off the hen and there were a lot of her feathers on the ground. She is very afraid of him now. I have been picking him up and holding him. I'll try holding him upside down next time. When he was small, I would pick him up a lot. I thought that would make him tame and not be aggressive. I might be able to keep him from attacking me, but I'm worried about the two year old hen. He also doesn't like my two white chickens that are a year old. He likes the fourteen young hens that were raised with him.
I would cull. No need for that crap. There are way to many nice roosters out there to put up with that.
I know you don't want to get red of him as you said, but I think it is time for dinner, roosters are really bad when they became this way, either you eat him or bit him to teach him his lesson, so in this case I just eat him, unfortunately for me I never had a nice rooster, I ate the last one and no more roosters for my flock. Omran
ohhh come on you guys!!! i have mean rooster who runs at me when i walk by the coop, so i go in with a stick and if he comes at me i wack him! ! Hes gorgeous so he makes up for it. But i had a mean leghorn roo i rehomed..... couldnt deal with him
