Mean rooster

[kimrutledge1966]

I have a rooster that keeps attacking me , for no reason...n now my hens are moving out of the coop..haven't had the rooster for to long what do I do I do t think they let me him

 

[arwoon]

I have a rooster that keeps attacking me , for no reason...n now my hens are moving out of the coop..haven't had the rooster for to long what do I do I do t think they let me him

Try carrying him around in from of the hens baby style. It worked for us!
Good luck!
Arwoon

 

[Blue Raptor]

I have a rooster that keeps attacking me , for no reason...n now my hens are moving out of the coop..haven't had the rooster for to long what do I do I do t think they let me him

Eat 'im. We had a mean rooster, and he attacked my brother. They are either mean or nice, and I suggest getting rid of a mean rooster (permanently).

 

[arwoon]

Mine was cured and so many others, as I said. It is your choice, you can try, or just send him Strait away to the pot. Personally, I would give him a try, but if your roo isn't very valuable to you, or you don't have a lot of time, than maybe @Blue_Raptor 's suggestion is best for you.

 

[Folly's place]

A few cockerels might improve, but many won't. If small children are involved, the sooner he's gone, the better. If it's just you, and you want to try reforming him, just be safe doing it.
I'd rather keep nice roosters, who don't think that attacking the giants who bring food every day is a good idea. Idiots! And the descendents of polite roosters are more likely to be good guys too.
Mary

 

[Mamatomany123]

I would get rid of him, whether that means rehoming or eating. I dont put up with mean chickens, roosters or hens. I had 1 hen who would attack me every time I went in the run. Shes no longer here.