Rooster nervous breakdown

[gritsar]

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Agreed. And when they are young, they all kinds of confused, like teenage boys.

 

[kano]

Almost all do that. Looking for nice and secure (for them) nesting spots....

 

[ForgePondFarm]

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LOL!!!! Hilarious!

I think it is possible he's trying to tell the girls this would be a good nesting spot. Roosters do point those kind of places out, but usually hens ignore him (that's what women do) and find their own nesting place.

I tried this tonight. Walked around the bed a few times, ruffled the sheets, "clucked" a bit. Funny it didn't work for me either? Wife just looked at me weird and ignored me. I guess some laws of nature are common regardless of species

 

[sourland]

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LOL!!!! Hilarious!

I think it is possible he's trying to tell the girls this would be a good nesting spot. Roosters do point those kind of places out, but usually hens ignore him (that's what women do) and find their own nesting place.

I tried this tonight. Walked around the bed a few times, ruffled the sheets, "clucked" a bit. Funny it didn't work for me either? Wife just looked at me weird and ignored me. I guess some laws of nature are common regardless of species

Yep, after 47.5 years I too can relate.

 

[ReikiStar]

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LOL!!!! Hilarious!

I think it is possible he's trying to tell the girls this would be a good nesting spot. Roosters do point those kind of places out, but usually hens ignore him (that's what women do) and find their own nesting place.

I tried this tonight. Walked around the bed a few times, ruffled the sheets, "clucked" a bit. Funny it didn't work for me either? Wife just looked at me weird and ignored me. I guess some laws of nature are common regardless of species

I told you.

 

[BrattishTaz]

Three of my roos do that too. My 1 1/2 year old boy's favorite spot is right against the back door. He will nap after all of the cooing if the other birds stay away from him.