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A good chicken saddle can prevent feather and skin damage from overbreeding, and allow backs/feathers a chance to recover. But yea, keeping roo to hen numbers appropriate is the best prevention. https://www.amazon.com/DOWN-UNDER-OUTDOORS-Adjustable-Accessories/dp/B089GJZL2G

If you have the space and desire, you could start a bachelor pad. It may work fine, until it doesn't. Being raised together helps them get along in the bachelor pad. I hatched 20 chicks, 12 of which were roosters. So I grew them out in a bachelor pad. It worked well for 3 months, at which...