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Hard to say, without seeing the bird in question. I expect a roo to come charging across the yard to challenge me until he gets close enough to see who I am. I expect him to not be attacking me or my family, we hand feed our birds several times a day.
If he wants to continue to bite the hand that feeds, I'll try to correct him, or he goes on the BBQ and I get a new roo. So far, I only had one that was such a pita that he was gonna get eaten (kids had already renamed him BBQ), and one of my friends inexplicably wanted him for breeding. I guess if you're pretty you can get away with a lot with some people...
Anyway, there's a wide range of agression in roosters, and we all have our own limits as to what's acceptable.
If he wants to continue to bite the hand that feeds, I'll try to correct him, or he goes on the BBQ and I get a new roo. So far, I only had one that was such a pita that he was gonna get eaten (kids had already renamed him BBQ), and one of my friends inexplicably wanted him for breeding. I guess if you're pretty you can get away with a lot with some people...
Anyway, there's a wide range of agression in roosters, and we all have our own limits as to what's acceptable.
