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As I said before, she doesn't have an area I can put her in where they can't see her.
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So I am not the only comet owner with a Bully. All three of my comets are bully's. They pick on one Orpington so badly I wanted to kill all three and it almost came to that. My Orp went broody and hatched egggs we gave her and raised them. She was moved to a different coop for this. When she came back the comets would not stop the beatings and she was hiding on the perch all day. I watched and found the big bully and put her in a dog crate for 2 weeks and moved the others in the other coop with a rooster to keep them in line. When they came back the other birds beat them good. My Orp finally was standing her ground and when the bully tried to beat her the other two Orps beat on it and it was over. My birds seem to group up by breed and stick together.I had one comet that was beating up on my other comets. When I put them in with the rest of my flock, my roo beat her up pretty badly. Pulled her out to heal for a few weeks and though she migrated to the rest of her comet family, they put her on bottom. She is now the very bottom of the pecking order.