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That is not always the case, unfortunately. I saw the hen submit to him that morning, I thought all would be well. I walked out in the afternoon after hearing very strange squealing and found her squatted in the corner alone. She was already injured and already submitting. He walked right by...

I wouldn't count on it. His job is to be the head of the flock, and she is being insubordinate. If he were younger, I'd say it is possible that if he is separated until he is a full fledged rooster, his hormones may settle down, but a) he's almost there now, and b) that hen is likely...