Kayla, I'm so relieved to hear that this may indeed be your culprit! A blow to the head could definitely cause some of the neurological symptoms you were seeing in your little cockerel. I'm notoriously a great lover of the roosters, but when you have a bad one, you have a bad one, and he's gotta go! Especially as he's disrupting the tranquility, health and harmony of your flock.
Nobody, under any circumstances, should ever suffer an aggressive rooster! Since you wouldn't want to perpetuate that trait in any future generations, the stew pot is the best place for him to be! Sometimes, all of the cuddling and good treatment in the world, can't make a bad roo good.
I'm glad you caught him in the act, Kayla. Before he caused any further damage!
Nobody, under any circumstances, should ever suffer an aggressive rooster! Since you wouldn't want to perpetuate that trait in any future generations, the stew pot is the best place for him to be! Sometimes, all of the cuddling and good treatment in the world, can't make a bad roo good.
