Hello and Help Please!

[Kiki]

#15 this is still not "the" post I'm looking for but another awesome one.

 

[Kiki]

Just do a search for "rooster" posted by @Beekissed and read every single post she has ever written. I'm serious. I am doing exactly this.

 

[mamaoreo]

This is not the specific post I am looking for but it's a good read.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...-or-true-signs-of-an-aggressive-bird.1151032/

@Beekissed Will you please show me where your post is about roosters behavior.
(you know my favorite one..I can't find it )

Thanks for that! On the very last page there was a reply from someone who seemed to know a good deal about birds.

 

[mamaoreo]

What I find crazy is that I had gotten a Blue and Gold Macaw that was horrid to people, for some reason I fell in love with him and bought him from my ex's sister. He turned out to be Amazing!! That's not to say he didn't bite me a few times, leaving small scars, but we formed an amazing bond. The same with my African Grays. One would think I would know how to handle an unruly rooster!. At any rate thanks so much for your help!

 

[BullChick]

Yes, she is hurt badly, he also attacks my husband, my son, and me! I do want fertile eggs however, I am starting to think that buying them as chicks again would be safer. Although, every year almost all my flock kept getting wiped out. We did have a really sweet roo, but one morning all but one hen was gone and nothing but his beautiful feathers all around the coop!!

I hear you about keeping the girls safe. Your old boy died defending his girls. Maybe it's a coincidence that you have not had predator issues lately. Yes or no, this rooster needs replaced.

Also, this roo is "natural", he is a product of my nice roo and my eldest hen. Not sure why he is so hateful.

Because it's male. Joking. Bad luck.