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Mine actually seperated themselves. And seemed liked it was the hens who actually did the selecting not the roosters

I didn't start with two hundred birds. And don't normally keep 200. I started with very small numbers and I am still a "backyard flock" even at the high end. I do not run things commercially. I am a permaculture designer and a regenerative gardener. As well as many other holistic modalities. I...

I probably wouldn't attempt to do a multi roo flock if I had a bunch of American game fowl because aggression has been bred into them. But I only have a few AGF hens in my flock. They are pretty feisty and I've been quite impressed but the breed over all unless they are mixed I wouldn't run...

But things like single roo to maturity vs multi generational multi rooster flocks and the breed, age, size of run, and number of feeders all should be taken into account when assessing whether it would work for you or not. It is also slightly easier to work with roosters that have been raised...

I keep my roosters in a multigenerational flock. They are in a very large free range open run and have lots of places to run and hide or escape other birds/roosters. I feed in several locations. If I need to take roosters out of the main run they are able to be housed in one bachelor pad and...