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Rooster being a turd

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Have you ever witnessed a rooster transform from a charming feathered friend to a full-blown feathered fiend? That’s exactly what happened to our friend, who recently found themselves on the receiving end of some rather aggressive behavior from their once-docile red rooster. After parting ways with two other roosters due to some serious fowl play, this feisty fella suddenly decided that attacking was the way to go! With a beautiful appearance and previously gentle demeanor, it’s perplexing to see him ramming into his human companion. Now, chilling out in the coop feels more like a game of dodgeball than a peaceful retreat. If you've experienced a similar transformation in your roosters, what do you think causes this sudden attitude shift? Let's cluck about it!

Does anybody know what causes a rooster to all of a sudden change his entire attitude and attack you?! I’ve never had a problem with any of my roosters, and I recently gave two of them away because they were tearing up my chickens because I had too many and not enough chickens, now the one that I kept is a red one he’s got red eyes, and I thought he was beautiful until yesterday. He rammed in me he proceeded to act like he was gonna attack me. Then last night he came at me again., and again this morning, I’ve never had a problem with him and now all of a sudden he has a problem with me. I like to go in my coop and chill out with my chickens, but I’m not gonna be able to do that with him around, so I guess I’m gonna have to do something with him. It’s very unfortunate but I’m just curious if anyone knows why they just snap and start acting some type of way.

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