grannys gone and done it

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granny hatchet said:
my legbar has always been nice. no problems from him at all. so aggression must not be breed specific. 
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No, they are not known to be human aggressive as a breed. But, when they go mean, they are really nasty. My first rooster went nuts right after he turned 9 months old. Nice as pie when I got him. He would follow me around like a puppy when I was in the coop. Instarted feeding him by hand, he would pick up the corn and call the hens over and feed them. Then one day, I knelt down to hand him the feed and WHAM right in the face. No warning, I put him in a cage for a month. Handled him every day, he would step up on my hand like a parrot and talk to me. Put him in with the hens, knelt down to hand feed them and WHAM again. I caught him in mid air, he was dead when he hit the ground...... Did I mention the no tolerance rule????
 
The second rooster was here about 3 months. He decided he didn't like my pink sandals. So I stopped wearing them. Then he decided he didn't like the feed scoop. Then he didn't like the watering jug.........when he hit me in the back of my leg and spurred me, I decided he had to go...... But, the dogs came back one night and tore his cage up and killed him. He probably tasted good, too. :)
 
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ChickenLady2014 said:
Carpel tunnel braces, you can buy them back by the pharmacy area in Walmart I think, if not a drug store. Make sure if your only buying one hand to make sure it's for that hand. They come in left or right hand. I wear mine at night when my carpel tunnel & elbows are flaring. After a bit they do settle down.
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Try wearing them all the time. I do. It's not to hard to get used to them. Now if I don't have them on, I have to get up and put them on. Mine have the metal brace that comes out so they can be washed. I also need to replace the velcro.
 
rancher hicks said:
Try wearing them all the time.  I do. It's not to hard to get used to them. Now if I don't have them on, I have to get up and put them on.  Mine have the metal brace that comes out so they can be washed.  I also need to replace the velcro. 
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I do wear them most of the day & night when my wrist & elbows are really flared. My only problem for wearing them during the day is that I have my hands in water so much. Then I'm having to constantly take them off and put them back on. They sure help though.
 
ChickenLady2014 said:
I do wear them most of the day & night when my wrist & elbows are really flared. My only problem for wearing them during the day is that I have my hands in water so much. Then I'm having to constantly take them off and put them back on. They sure help though.
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Sorry I should have been clearer. I meant every night.
 
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