Hello all, I have been reading all the post on rooster behaviors and how to deal with them. Though I have never thought any of it was
funny, I did however thank my lucky stars that I didn't have that
problem. Well today the joke was on me...when I went out to feed
this morning as I was leaving the pen I felt something hit the back of my right calf, I turned around and see my big RIR mix Rudy coming back at me. Now I know what everyone is talking about and see the
aggrivation of it, now I know what I am suppose to do if this should occur but my reflexes wasn't with it that early I guess, I had the feed scoop in my right hand and taped his left shoulder while shooing him away saying NO to him, darn it if he didn't trying to come back at me again, so I repeated the tap and shooing of him saying no way buster and then he finally walked away.
Do any of you think he got the point? This is the roo I raised and he ate from my hand. If he try's this again tonight he will get a royal
chewing out
funny, I did however thank my lucky stars that I didn't have that
problem. Well today the joke was on me...when I went out to feed
this morning as I was leaving the pen I felt something hit the back of my right calf, I turned around and see my big RIR mix Rudy coming back at me. Now I know what everyone is talking about and see the
aggrivation of it, now I know what I am suppose to do if this should occur but my reflexes wasn't with it that early I guess, I had the feed scoop in my right hand and taped his left shoulder while shooing him away saying NO to him, darn it if he didn't trying to come back at me again, so I repeated the tap and shooing of him saying no way buster and then he finally walked away.
Do any of you think he got the point? This is the roo I raised and he ate from my hand. If he try's this again tonight he will get a royal
chewing out
