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That's the diabolical plan, Beth! I do adore my boys, too. Isaac is exemplary as a flock rooster and though he is johnny-on-the-spot when his girls yell (you should see him speed across the property to come to their rescue), he seems to understand that we will not hurt them, even when one is showing her behind by yelling and struggling when we pick them up. He just watches calmly. I like that. Shows intelligence. Suede is also like that. Dutch usually is, too, except on occasion with me. He doesn't do anything, just acts very nervous and unsettled when we are doing something with a screaming hen. Most of them beg to be picked up, but on occasion, one will protest, like crazy Nora.