I need to kill my roo and i cant do it

[HeatherKellyB]

oh now it make sense, i thought all roos defended flocks

Aggressive birds often make aggressive birds. I wouldn't want to breed a jerk. There is no rooster that's gorgeous enough to overlook a human aggressive personality

 

[Bryce Thomas]

You either put your project on hold or get a new male. You're only going to get more mean males breeding a mean male. Often times you just can't make a mean male safe, especially with minors around

big true tho. a aggressive roo around small kids is just a bad idea

 

[Brooks_]

My remaining roo is good. He tells on the girls when they go where they shouldn't. He leads when I use a stick (as a shepherd's hook) to herd them. He has only bitten my hand because he didn't want to be messed with. He is worthy of breeding.

 

[Little Chickadee]

If you can smash Rats for your snake to eat, you can certainly handle killing the rooster. Do it quick and be done.

 

[HeatherKellyB]

If you can smash Rats for your snake to eat, you can certainly handle killing the rooster. Do it quick and be done.

It's already been handled a while back.

 

[Bryce Thomas]

If you can smash Rats for your snake to eat, you can certainly handle killing the rooster. Do it quick and be done.

i think op means more like how to deal with the guilt and everything. im in ffa and at the end of the year all the pigs lambs goats and cows are sent to slaughter, only the chickens and rabbits aren't. i always see the freshmen to seniors cry when they load their animals onto the slaughter truck. seeing them cry is always painful even though I have to part in it. its about emotional attachment as well, dont spend time with meat hens and its easy to cut their heads off. spend time and play with them until they are slaughter weight then its a lot harder to do

 

[JacinLarkwell]

My personal level of tolerance is quick "bites" only, and only once per meeting. If they hold or hold and kick or worst of all, jump at a person, they do not get another chance.

I will never put up with another terror of a rooster. Too many better ones and enough projects that if one is on hold for a year, it won't kill me.


Butchering is also far more responsible than rehoming. It is just irresponsible to rehome an aggressive rooster.

At the end of the day, aggressive roosters dig their own holes.

 

[Bryce Thomas]

At the end of the day, aggressive roosters dig their own holes.

yassss preach it sis

 

[JacinLarkwell]

yassss preach it sis

I'm not a sis.

 

[Bryce Thomas]

I'm not a sis.

do i say preach is bro then

its a joke btw, preach it sis means that i like what your saying, im agreeing with you