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I have the aggressor in a separate pen with a different male presently. They are getting along, and he's pretty docile. You're right, the dynamics can change in a single day. See how they fare tomorrow. He was happy with the bachelors but let's just hope he knows how to treat a girl right.

This is the original male... just read the caption on the newspaper. Coincidentally, it fits.

I watched the girlies for a bit and think I did pinpoint an aggressor. I now have 3 single ladies in a pen, and 1 nasty girl out with 5 boys. They want nothing to do with her. :lau I'm working on a separate pen to try to better suit myself and the birds.

Thanks for the reply. They were quite frazzled by the original male and seemed discontent, but I didn't expect them to become completely male aggressive savage man haters. I will definitely try introducing the females to a male in the spring on different turf to see how that plays out.

Wondering if anyone here has experience with this and if there is anything I can do about it. I had 4 female coturnix in a pen with 1 male. (Indoors, 7.5 sq feet) They are 14 weeks old. They've each been laying an egg a day for around 5-6 weeks. About a week ago, the male began constantly...