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

I had a big White Rock rooster that thought he was an attack dog. My wife was afraid to collect the eggs. The next time he did it to me I kicked a pretty nice field goal with him. Didn't hurt anything except his pride I guess, his manners improved greatly after that. I worked too hard raising them to be intimidated by a feathered bully.
 
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good for you !!........and him hehe
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EDIT: ta add,,,, remember,, even a roo on the bottom of the ladder,, tries to go UP every so often,, so you'll have to re-stress your the alpha every once in a while
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Attack Chicken, if you were of my generation you might have seen it. There used to be people who did it for a living in carnival sideshows. They were called Geeks.
 
I read all this stuff that you guys write & I laugh so hard i could cry. My husband thinks i'm nuts. This roo that I have is a Grey Cross. The first encounter was that when I came in he ran up to me & kinda thumped his chest against my leg. I pick him up * tell him how pretty he is & all and I surely wasn't expecting to get a spur in my leg. He's about 6 mo's old & the coloring is great but bad attitude.I have one of those 6x10 dog kennels top covered with a big dog house in it. I went out tonight & the roo is in the dog house & the 2 girls are on top roosting. Thanks all
Paula
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with 6 mini dachies
 
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Attack Chicken, if you were of my generation you might have seen it. There used to be people who did it for a living in carnival sideshows. They were called Geeks.

i could get PAID to do that????? mannnn ,, and i thought the pure entertainment of the way the bird will ALWAYS look at you after,, was enough,, hahaha
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Okay good news! that evil Pete didn't even come near me today, he didn't even try nothin' with my girl either! HA! I think the problem might actually be SOLVED! Dumb bird aint so dumb after all.
 

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