***MEAN, I MEAN REAL MEAN ROOSTER PROBLEM**

[Attack Chicken]

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LOL!!!!

How do you know this?

 

[the1much]

cause i still have 2 i did that too,, i havent been able to touch them for over 6 months

 

[rooster-red]

 

[mainchick]

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haaaaaaaaawww haaa! i should have given him the "ozzy" technique! I hope my other roosters don't learn from "evil Pete" as he is now called.

 

[paularudder]

Hi everyone, been reading you all for months since Iot my 2 girls & 1 rooster. I got a good taste of being flogged the other day. I was closing the door & I felt the pain of spurs & the beak hitting my kneecap. From now on I go armed. I have a piece of laminate flooring about 3 inches wide & 3 ft long so I can whack his little noodle. When I'm armed he doesn't come near me. He started this when I took the first & only egg.
Paula in Homosassa, Fl

 

[Attack Chicken]

Pick up that roo and carry him around like a football for about 10 minutes.

That's just funny that people stick chickens heads in their mouth LOL. I'd love to see that.

 

[the1much]

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well,,, lemme figure out which bird i wont mind NEVER being able to touch again,,, and i'll get ya a pic hehehe

 

[Bawkadoodledoo]

mmm delicious stock!

 

[omelette'smom]

Paula........WELCOME!! first post!!!

I am crying laughing because i am not going through this (yet and hopefully never) These methods are hysterical! The 82 yr old granny just kills me! I actually had one rooster tug the bottom of my pant leg yesturday as i was walking out of the run and he is the one we were going to keep! I will have to see what transpires before we decide whole heartedly on keeping this one!

 

[chixrus]

I grab a stick, point ti at their face, and say "Don't you dare!" in my most threatening voice, and if he gets any closer, tap him firmly on the beak. I also come from behind and pick him up and carry him around for fifteen minutes while feeding, watering, collecting eggs, working in the garden, etc... eventually, he'll be nice.