We have a two strikes policy. The first time a rooster shows aggression towards a human, he gets chased around the yard and squawked at and caught and held down. And by aggression, I mean holds his head low and fluffs up his neck feathers and moves towards me. The second time he shows aggression, he's gone before sunset. We have small children. We will NOT have an aggressive rooster. Also, we breed from our roosters and aggression can be inherited. I don't want chicks from an aggressive rooster, either.
