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normally a male would display this behavior, but you will see females jump up and flog at each other. if they are getting close to sexual maturation, the hormones will cause your cockerel to suddenly have the urge to protect the flock, to be king of the hill etc. you may find him charging at...

Quote: only the 'kicking' part. biting and pecking is 'biting and pecking'. charging is 'charging'. your post is good info, because many people wonder about this.

when a cockerel or rooster uses his legs (with or without spurs) to hit an opponent (be it chicken, predator or human etc) with his legs. he may jump up and do this (especially towards the face) or may do it when one turns a back to him. (hence the term 'to be chicken', fighting against one...