I have one cock that's disruptive has the top box & hen all ok but feeding in a tray won't let anything down on the floor & wants to dominate the floor as well, will chase anything that attempts to come down to feed, have fed them all in there boxes but he just goes into the other boxes & fighting.
My patients has had enough today I've taken both of them out I can't be dealing with this so I've had to put him in the other section.
More of a relaxed atmosphere none of this dominant bully boy antic's, hopefully they'll settle down & not have this upsetting everything .
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CHARLTON34
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I think I will see how they are I expect he'll be the same in the other section.
My only other option is to make a single pen in the corridor with just that pair on there own.
My only other option is to make a single pen in the corridor with just that pair on there own.
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Anthony webster
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I had good cock breeding fed winners kept going in wrong box following year being a nightmare he got culled ,I had another doing it few yrs back got culled as well ain't got patience for trouble and birds that piss me off .
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Steve Howells
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Yes that works a charm.Burnie1 wrote: Wed Dec 31, 2025 3:49 pm A hair bobble elastic between two split rings will cure him..
He can fight with his legs tied together.
Had one cock sit his his eggs either this attached.
No problems.