PLEASE HELP ROO ATTACKING KIDS

[Paganrose]

Cull. Do you want to chance what he will do next time he has a bad day? Plus not a trait you want to breed into the flock. A rooster who learns to beat up children will always do it. Rehabilitation does not work from my experiences. I would also cull any male offspring. I didn't once and ended up with a slew of nasty roos in the fall.

Sorry I missed the updated post. I know how you feel I've been there.

 

[celonecoop]

Cull. Do you want to chance what he will do next time he has a bad day? Plus not a trait you want to breed into the flock. A rooster who learns to beat up children will always do it. Rehabilitation does not work from my experiences. I would also cull any male offspring. I didn't once and ended up with a slew of nasty roos in the fall.

Sorry I missed the updated post. I know how you feel I've been there.

Yeah not chancing it! He's gone my uncle may keep him but not sure yet but either way he's not here anymore and I took one of the gray ones too so were down to 1 roo and hopefully he doesn't show any aggression but he's gone with the first sign of it! I don't have any offspring from him as my girls just started laying so that's not a problem!

 

[hosspak]

I just have one question. What was the final decision? BBQ or enchiladas?

 

[celonecoop]

I just have one question. What was the final decision? BBQ or enchiladas?

 

[Tacampbell1973]

Whew if that bottom picture is him, he LOOKS ******, but your right he is a beauty.

 

[celonecoop]

Whew if that bottom picture is him, he LOOKS ******, but your right he is a beauty.

These are the two I took to get culled the top one is the offender and the bottom one went because we just want 1 roo and we kept a gray one that is the same just a but smaller and he better be nice or we will be a roo less flock