Put him in the soup pot

that's what i do with mine and he stopped

I had a 2,375 lb. BULL that whose bull challenge was a SQUEAK!! pretty hilarious. just the way the vocal cords developed. Nailed every job, though, so he wasn't "happy".

Majin Gojira yes that is the advantage of an aggressive rooster, which is why I have kept him. He does a good job protecting the hens. We live in an area where there are a lot of predators and we have never had a problem with him around.

I bought my Barred Rock because I was told theyre very aggressive and they sure were right. We left his spurs intact and we haven't had a predator problem since.

Chacho B. It really depends on how you treat the rooster and the breed. My cousins had a Barred Rock rooster and they’d toss him in the air and later on he’d chase those who came near him

My friend has a barred rock rooster that is aggressive af he bit me really hard and made me bleed it felt like an electric shock

I'm looking at you tube videos of these guys because I got flogged tonight me and my son I picked him up tried to make it to the car crazy aggressive bird ugh and I raised them from babies

ChickenGaming I have 15

I have 4

2 Rhode Island reds 1 barred rock and 1 Jersey giant

I have 8 in total 2 are roosters and the rest are hens also I might be getting another 6-8 week chick cause currently I have a baby austrolorp and I wanna make sure she is not alone when I interigate them to my flock.

Me too. 5 barred rock, 5 Dominiques, and 3 cinnamon queens (there were 4 but one died when she was a week old due to health complications).

Unless you get them from a farmer or your self it is unlikely you will buy the meat of this breed in a store. This breed takes too long to get big compared to other modern breeds made for meat production. It's a good dual purpose breed for a farm, but a commercial chicken operation would need a different breed to have a practical production that can compete with other chicken farmers.

Rural king and tractor supply sell chicks. Tractor supply only has them a certain time of year but rural always has them. You’ll have to see if there are any in your area. Late reply but it’s whatever

Usually the meat birds you find in a grocery store is a Cornish Rex or a cross thereof. Barred Plymouth Rocks can be used for meat and eggs, but if you want to raise them for meat, they should be fed a high protein diet.