I had to do it!

[harris farm]

I had to get rid of my roo booster. He was a BR very beautiful. He was too aggressive toward my wife and kids. He would go after them whenever I wasn't around. One morning my wife went out to release them and as he came out he was looking at her and a broom. He still came after her. She hit him 7 times but still he kept coming. So after the last hit, which sent him several feet away, she ran out the gate with him in chase. She sent me a text at work "Its time to eat booster". I knew what happen before she explained. So I did the deed.

 

[Knock Kneed Hen]

My BR turned on us too. It's a bummer but you have to do what's best for your family. I have a little girl that was attacked by my BR. I couldn't do the deed though...I guess I'm a wimp. I turned the job over to friends that raise meaties after unsuccessfully finding him a new home. Oh well, at least they get a few months of the good life....better than most roos get.

 

[Ridgerunner]

I fully understand and support the decision. I had a rooster that was a danger to my wife and any visitor. We don't have that problem with our current rooster.

 

[PepsNick]

Oh, sorry to hear that. Sounds like it was time for him to go. NOW it's time for a replacement!

 

[TeamChaos]

It's a hard decision to make, but the relief that comes once the situation is addressed is worth it.

 

[Pinky]

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This is so true. It was hard for me the first time but not having to worry when in the coop is a big relief