Re: [CHICKENS-101] Re: Mean Rooster

 

oh George, it is nice to see that after months of being off group(no internet) that you havent changed a bit.:) I have dispatched several nasty roos in the last year, including my favorite who turned nasty for unknown reasons and after three strikes he was out. I refuse to take chances with my kids and I dont like watching my back while collecting eggs. For every nasty roo out there , there are ten sweet boys that are headed for the stewpot because you cant keep them all. --- On Sat, 5/1/10, Old George <barnmanager@myfairpoint.net> wrote: From: Old George <barnmanager@myfairpoint.net> Subject: [CHICKENS-101] Re: Mean Rooster To: CHICKENS-101@yahoogroups.com Date: Saturday, May 1, 2010, 1:00 AM   My feelings are well known to the old timers in the group. No one with small children should have a rooster running loose. RIR roosters are well known for their bravery of the field of combat, some credit them for Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo. They are valued by those in Recycled Automobile Parts industry for night time security. They are a first line of defense against Aluminum Siding salesmen. They serve as way to get revenge on nasty neighbors. BUT they should not be kept in close proximity to small people. I do not believe in harsh punishment. If you cannot enlist your rooster is the local SWAT team or find otherwise suitable employment it should be dispatched quickly with the least amount of pain. For those who live in areas that permit it, A large firearm should do nicely. In more urban settings an axe is acceptable. Ol' George

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