Bully?

[David veino]

So I have to big rooster I believe they 12 weeks old and 2 hens and the hens are different breed and little bit smaller and it seems like they all fight but tonight when I put them in it just seem one of the big ones started pecking at this little on I think like near the head or body or neck their blood or scabs or anything and they pick on the little one a bit but to bad but tonight I extra worry that I might wake up and the little one is dead what should I do or if anything?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I must say, I'm having a hard time deciphering your post.

Is this the only chick you are trying to integrate with adults? Where did it come from?

If you are worried, then remove the chick overnight or cage/kennel him within the coop so the others can't get to him.

 

[David veino]

I must say, I'm having a hard time deciphering your post.

Is this the only chick you are trying to integrate with adults? Where did it come from?

If you are worried, then remove the chick overnight or cage/kennel him within the coop so the others can't get to him.

So they been togther since baby’s is just that two we got from a farm and two we incubated then we put them togther and they just like fight little bits and peck even though they been togther for so long

 

[LaFleche]

Please, post some pictures of your four birds and your setup.

Females need much more time (2-3 months longer) to mature and should not be allowed to get bullied or even raped by hormonal cockerels.

 

[David veino]

Please, post some pictures of your four birds and your setup.

Females need much more time (2-3 months longer) to mature and should not be allowed to get bullied or even raped by hormonal cockerels.

also replacing their feeder and water tomorrow so they have more food

Here some pics of my birds and set up

 

[David veino]

Also one of the white birds has scab on nose that red but it healed over I don’t believe it was from big birds

 

[LaFleche]

What I can say from your pictures:

There is not enough space nor clutter or bars to jump on for the the females to get away from the cockerels.

There should be at least three feeders and water dispensers out of direct line of sight so the pullets can get their fill without being bullied.

What are your plans in the near future?
Your coop is way too small to add the necessary amount of females for two cockerels.

The cockerels need to be housed elswhere or find them new homes

 

[David veino]

What I can say from your pictures:

There is not enough space nor clutter or bars to jump on for the the females to get away from the cockerels.

There should be at least three feeders and water dispensers out of direct line of sight so the pullets can get their fill without being bullied.

What are your plans in the near future?
Your coop is way too small to add the necessary amount of females for two cockerels.

The cockerels need to be housed elswhere or find them new homes

Well I incubated the three birds one of them died so then yeah in the future I looking into buying a new coop or building one and get enough hens for them

 

[LaFleche]

Well, if I understand you right, you plan on keeping both males.

In this case they would need their own coop and secured run until you get more adult females and the pullets begin to lay eggs.