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I tried to get to go outside today while supervising of course and I noticed she has some new feathers poking in. So it looks like she's molting. That explains a lot of it. Maybe she'll get better once that's over?

If I understand this correctly, it sounds like there's a run attached to the coop, and she's in the run during the day time and the other girls are in the yard. At nighttime everyone comes back together to roost?

Can roosters make it worse for victims?

Their coop is 8'x10' I think. In the day time they have the entire backyard to play in, which is about 300 square feet? I don't think space is the issue. There's one 6-month old rooster, three 6-month old hens, one 1.5-year-old rooster, and three 1.5-year-old hens, so 2 roosters and 6 hens. My...

We have a small RIR who possibly has a genetic deficiency so she weighs in at 2 to 3 pounds (compared to 4-5lbs for the other hens) and doesn't walk like the other hens. When it was just her, one other RIR, a cream legbar and a RIR rooster, she was doing fine and I would see her occasionally...