Male hates being handled...

[chickenrookie16]

i had this male, that when ever i go in his stall and tries to get him he flies every where
when you first hold him he screams and tries to get away, after he gets use to you, he will usually calm down
is there any way i could get him to trust me more...i had him for 2 months now.

 

[gritsar]

He's reacting to you as he would another, more dominant rooster. The subordinate rooster(s) avoid the alpha roo at all costs and when all else fails and they are caught, they go limp and hope the alpha roo gets bored.
Personally I like a roo that's a tad bit respectful (read:afraid) of me. It means he'll generally keep his distance and not challenge me for the lead position of the flock.
I have plenty of hens to love on and make friends with. My rooster is for protection, procreation and providing for the hens.

 

[chickenrookie16]

so thats good?...wow, but my friends they chickens, you can just walk up to them and hold them.

 

[sourland]

If he's just a flock or barnyard rooster, such behavior is OK. Overly socialized roosters frequently become human aggressive. If he is a 4 H or show chicken, it's not good. Animals have a fight or flight reaction to aid them in survival. Sometimes if you put such a rooster in a very small pen, he will realize that he can't get away. A couple of days in the pen, A couple of days reaching in and gently touching, Gently reach in pick him up and release, hold for longer periods of time. Sometimes this works. It will vary depending on the age, breed, and life experiences of the rooster.