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Hi, you were right. There are 4 males and 8 females. 3 of the 4 males have injuries. (I separated them out.) Is it safe to assume that the aggressor is the male without any injuries? He's not even the largest. If I'm breeding for meat and eggs, should just the largest, injured males be retained?

Is one incident enough to prove aggression? Or will the behavior improve if given more space?

Hi, this poor little quail was attacked by another quail (probably one of the males, his beak had blood on it and he was chirping proudly). Her scalp is damaged. Applied blucote. There are 10 females and 2 males, about 3 months old. None laying yet. The poor girl seemed shaken up and was looking...