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Thanks!

Glad I talked my husband out of bringing pigs down, that would be a pain for so many reasons!
 

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I had a fight with my rooster this morning. He's very lucky DH and I were both in a good mood. DH laughed hysterically because apparently my instinct is to kick him like a soccer ball. I didn't hit him hard though, more like gave him a lift. He hasn't come near me since, but I don't think that will deter him. He's gotten progressively more aggressive the past 6 months or so. I think I'm going to try to persusade DH that his presence isn't necessary. I don't want to be attacked for existing.

I actually could start collecting eggs to incubate pretty soon. And we have more chickens on the way the first week of May so I won't be short on roos.
 

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The roos that attacked me got more than a swift kick, and the ones that didn't learn from that eventually lost their existences. No reason to allow a mean roo to continue to exist. Hope he didn't "get" you. I know the "pleasure" of being flogged/spurred :somad (which earned that roo instant demise).
 

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He would have if I wasn't dressed for winter. He attacked my coveralls and Muck boots. And I was nowhere near his hens so this is his first non-defensive attack.
 
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