My Cornish X roo is mean ! ! !

[mahsmaj]

My Cornish X broiler bit my grandma and she wasnt even aroun him. he just came running and jumped at her and then bit her. She even started bleeding ! ! ! I dont really like the chicken either... What should I do with him ? ? ?

 

[arlee453]

eat him.

 

[mahsmaj]

He's huge . . . How would I cook him ? ? ?

 

[SterlingAcres]

Agreed.

 

[ashyannehand]

My grandma says that old hens and roos make great chicken and dumplings, or chicken noodle soup.

You might want to do a little research on mean roos and try to fix the problem before you eat him. I have a young roo who is too "big for his britches". He came at me twice yesterday. I did not back down and help him down until he stopped flailing and sqwaking. I read this on one of the other threads from this site. He has not come at me again. I will continue to show him who is boss and if he continues this behavior, he will end up in the stew pot. I do want to give him a chance, though. He is doing his job protecting the hens. But if he continues, I may not have a choice.

Good luck with your roo!

 

[Wildsky]

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Sounds like a great idea to ME!

 

[mmajw]

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That is exactly what I said before I read your post....LOL

ETA:
Cook him like a Turkey and have a few friends or family over.

 

[Buff Hooligans]

Aren't Cornish X's meat-birds that are supposed to be eaten anyway? It's not like he's a breed that you could keep for a continuted flock.

 

[Cara]

It's rare that they have the ability to attack; they're usually too heavy and wheezy! Are you sure he's not something else? Mine could not even think about jumping.

 

[Chicken_Lover4567]

Plan B - 1 Mean Roo = 1 Nice Dinner

Plan A - Try to show him whose boss maybe by holding him upside down once or twice, but there is always plan B!!