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When he figures out his way isn't working he'll change tactics. Especially seeing the (buff orp?) coming to save the day... 😂

Been a few pages since I was here. Good to hear things are at least going. Re: shuffling the layers in and out? Can you string fence up between run door to pop door so he can't go in coop? Girls can get in to lay that way. One note I'd like to add for those new to Roosters. Your losing your...

Your getting lots of good advise. No matter which way you decide the most important is keeping the pullets safe. Always do whats best for the flock. He's a raging teenager so that's where his brain is. He may get better or not. How long you want to deal with it and your space will tell you how...

All of his instincts havent kicked in yet....

I'm posted while your posting. Lol

I wouldn't keep him in there for weeks but it would work for a time til you could put up a bigger divider space for him. Do you have a run you could put up a quick wall of fencing up? Even if you kept one end loose to hinge open to act as the door also. A couple 'S' hooks latches it closed...

You could try that for a few weeks but I'd say your Brahma is prolly your keeper. Good luck and keep us posted.

If I was dealing with this I would have a separation pen for the EE and only allow him some limited/supervised time with the bigger girls. Then lock him back up and let the littles out with time with the big girls. Do the same with the Brahma when the need arises.

I would seperate him from the pullets. Any way you can give him some free range/run time with just the roo and hens? It might be a pain swapping out birds for awhile but the big girls/ Roo will teach him the rules. Let the big girls beat the stink off him. Edit... what's the Brahma's story...