This is where i'm at - if hes using his spurs on you, he's failing one of the prime qualifications for 'good rooster'- my list is pretty much -
The decision, of course, is ultimately up to you. As previously stated, I hope some unsuspecting person doesn't come on to your property wearing the wrong shoes. Roosters can be especially dangerous to small children, given their size. If a rooster ends up getting a spur into you or someone else there is always the possibility of infection. I would not keep a rooster that pecks or flogs any part of me - whether it's my shoes, legs, or any other part.
Thats cause he's a game cock they're very territorial I've been around them my whole life if he's full game cock don't put him around other roosters he will fight to death if he's got farm blood in him he'll be fineI have one of these rooster that flog me when I picked one of the hens. We were inside the coop run so I was able to catch him. I shook him and tossed them a coupler of time and he never tried to flog me again. Show your rooster that you are at the top of the pecking order. I had another one that was a man hater, he would try to flog me every time I came close to his pen to feed him. I had to wear leather gloves to take him out of the pen because he would peck the crap out of me. I tried and tried to tame him but no dice so he went to the stew pot. Here is a pick of that rooster, too bad I could not keep him.
man you ate a game rooster man do you not know how much money there worth you could sold him you don't eat game roosters like you do big stockI have one of these rooster that flog me when I picked one of the hens. We were inside the coop run so I was able to catch him. I shook him and tossed them a coupler of time and he never tried to flog me again. Show your rooster that you are at the top of the pecking order. I had another one that was a man hater, he would try to flog me every time I came close to his pen to feed him. I had to wear leather gloves to take him out of the pen because he would peck the crap out of me. I tried and tried to tame him but no dice so he went to the stew pot. Here is a pick of that rooster, too bad I could not keep him.
He was very game and pretty, I got him from a guy her in VA as a stag. I was able to pick him up with no fuzz when he was young but when he got older, he would come at me and flog the wire in the pen.
Pretty stag ya got off him man an aggressive rooster is good for game roosters but not a man fighter is about worthless I wouldn't ate him tho lol but if his son looks like he might be quick he hatch grey cross? I just say that cause some the red feathering hatch grey best cross of a game ya ask meQuote: He was very game and pretty, I got him from a guy her in VA as a stag. I was able to pick him up with no fuzz when he was young but when he got older, he would come at me and flog the wire in the pen. You are right, I should have sold him instead of eating him. I was lucky to get one offspring from him. This is his son, he is now one year old but have not dubbed him yet..
I'd say either a round head or kelso consider the legs look kinda white or light green if the legs are light green then a hatch but white kelso or round head hard to tell by the picJohnboy 89 Not sure what breed the mom was, one guy gave me a little game hen. This is what the mother looked like before she was killed by an eagle. I just have a couple of them, like the way they look.
