This has been coming for awhile, but it's time. One final plea to you to fight for your freedoms, then an announcement on the direction this channel is going. As Scripture says, if a man be ignorant, let him be ignorant, so....If you have something specific you would like to see here, make your requests known. If the channel completely disappears after this video, you'll know it was not my doing. **DISCLAIMER**: As Founder of this Channel, I do not accept any responsibility for any incorrect or misinformation stated in any articles, videos nor taken by viewers. When I find misinformation in something I have posted, I will remove it. People must do their own research regarding any information presented. Much educational information regarding chicken keeping is based on my own 15+ years of experience as a chicken breeder, as well as consultation with veterinarians who also own and/or treat poultry. I do not claim to be all-knowing on any subject, however in many areas, experience is most certainly the best teacher! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ukb4Y9D3zKM

Temperament in a chicken is passed down to the progeny the same way as body type, leg color, plumage pattern, etc. You absolutely *can* breed for good temperament in a rooster and I do it successfully. Nothing is 100% foolproof-after all, you are dealing with an animal with a small brain, not a manufactured product, however, 99.9% of the time, every male that comes from my heritage line of Barred Plymouth Rocks is easygoing and non-human-aggressive. No amount of "aversion therapy" will permanently change a human-aggressive rooster whose genetics have programmed him that way. Does not matter if you handle him as a chick, or don't handle him as a chick, genetics will out. Aggression is also a function of intelligence in my experience over the years. You don't breed stupid. Breed the best, cull the rest! Hope this helps someone who is trying to understand their rooster's behavior. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atJpuOv49XM