That is the thing about owning games... you're always building another pen lol
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I've raised games and polish together in the brood pen before and the game roosters treat the Polish roosters like uppity hens a peck here or there rarely a kick but the Polish will back down and act submissive so quickly that they don't register as a threat, maybe not even as a rooster. However if your Polish were to try to breed a hen in the pen with the game he'd definately count as a threat and be in trouble so it may be safer for all concerned to move him out.
