By: Tammi at the Weekend HomesteadersWhen humans attempt to assert dominance over a rooster using force or intimidation, it can trigger a strong, defensive response, often leading to unpredictable or aggressive behavior. This is because, in the rooster's eyes, you’ve entered a power struggle that they may perceive as a threat to their natural authority.
By: Tammi at the Weekend HomesteadersRoosters, often misunderstood, play a vital role in any flock. While sometimes only valued for their role in reproduction or dismissed for their crowing, roosters bring numerous benefits to a backyard flock. However, caring for them comes with unique challenges that require responsible and ethical treatment.
By: Tammi at the Weekend HomesteadersRoosters offering food to their flock is a fascinating behavior deeply rooted in both biological instinct and social dynamics. This behavior, often referred to as "tidbitting," serves multiple purposes within the flock and is a key component of the rooster's role as the leader and protector.
By: Tammi at the Weekend HomesteadersRoosters, like all birds, have a fascinating and complex anatomy that is intricately designed for their survival and social roles within the flock
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