Posted by Bruce from Can. on March 24, 2020 at 09:28:43 from (70.52.186.9):
In Reply to: Rooster Video posted by rusty6 on March 23, 2020 at 21:59:33:
My buddy had a hobby farm, a few sows, half dozen cows and some chickens. I was there one day helping castrate pigs. When we left the barn , this little red rooster was waiting for us, about 30 feet from the door, crowing his head off. My buddy says, now watch that silly rooster, he will attack you. There was a empty 5 gallon pail beside the door, and I picked it up. When the deranged rooster ran at me, I slipped the pail over him. Then after he calmed down some in the darkness of the inside of the pail, I was able to scoop him up in the pail, and i windmilled the pail with the rooster around and around over my head about a dozen spins, then gently dumped him out on the ground. The rooster was so dizzy, all he could do was stagger around, and we walked away unharmed. Few minutes later, rooster had regained his composure, and let out a few crows. Buddy told me after that, if he saw you coming toward him with a bucket, he would avoid you.
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