Our Rooster has become a terror-- suggestions please

[Sir Birdaholic]

My granny always said,"The older the rooster, the better the dumplings" I think maybe, "the MEANER the rooster, the better the dumplings"!

 

[Bedste]

AMEN!

The older the rooster the tougher the meat! T
he meaner the ROOSTER the sweeter the meat!

 

[haTHOR]

only thing about training them out of it is you aren't changing the genetic predisposition, just the behavior (if it works). so their babies are still going to have a greater tendency toward aggression. if you aren't breeeding, no big deal...but if you are, culling for aggressiveness is probably better in the long run.

 

[Ms~Silkie~Girl]

Freezer camp..for sure.

 

[jarcoo0153]

Next Sunday dinner, I'm guessing you will be having fried chicken?!

 

[flowerchicks]

Quote:
This is what I have been doing with my evil silkie roo for the last few nights. Tonight I let him walk around the living room for a few minutes to get used to the feet he attacks, and when he got into the attack stance, I picked him up and carried him around. He is very mellow when he is handles, though, he just has a thing about feet

He still goes after the feet when he is outside, but I pick him up and flip him on his back and embarrass him in front of the girls.

 

[PoultryPedia]

So hope it works