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All of these rooster-training techniques are interesting, but here's a point to ponder. If you have successfully "trained" an aggressive rooster to behave around you, that's great. But training under the theory that they see you as either a threat to their "head rooster" position, or as a...

I stand corrected. I did misinterpret your statement and I apologize for that. <Sigh> Sometimes this isn't the clearest way to communicate ideas, is it?

I respectfully disagree. These pages are full of people with years - even generations- of experience and many of them simply will not put up with that kind of behavior, either. In my situation, I have a 4 year old disabled granddaughter. She has been in her wheelchair since she was 9 months...