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His web site is only organized as articles written each year. I'm afraid you'll have to just start at the top and read until you come to training, though most of his writing includes training. He's managed to leash-train a couple of his roosters and they ride on his bicycle to town with him.
I've been corresponding with Ky for a couple of years, and he's helped me through some very serious issues with my chickens to successful outcomes.
His situation is unique. He's homeless but operates a rooster rescue where he rehabilitates the animals and then re-homes them. This is most often done out of a tent on public land. But by literally living with his chickens, he has come to know the inside of a chicken's brain like no one else.
Read all his stuff. It'll give you a perspective on chickens you've never encountered, far, far beyond "let chickens be chickens".
His web site is only organized as articles written each year. I'm afraid you'll have to just start at the top and read until you come to training, though most of his writing includes training. He's managed to leash-train a couple of his roosters and they ride on his bicycle to town with him.
I've been corresponding with Ky for a couple of years, and he's helped me through some very serious issues with my chickens to successful outcomes.
His situation is unique. He's homeless but operates a rooster rescue where he rehabilitates the animals and then re-homes them. This is most often done out of a tent on public land. But by literally living with his chickens, he has come to know the inside of a chicken's brain like no one else.
Read all his stuff. It'll give you a perspective on chickens you've never encountered, far, far beyond "let chickens be chickens".