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Crowing
At least 4 days. You need her to be removed long enough for a new pecking order to be established.
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That's actually normal breeding behavior, not bullying. If a hen is not used to being mounted, it can seem pretty traumatizing, but it is just a normal part of chicken behavior.I have a rooster like that today he jumped on my hen's back and started pecking her. So I locked him in the run while all the others were out. I love all my birds what should I do? I don't want to get rid of him or make him into soup. And I dont have the time to build another coup.
thanks. I was afraid of thatThere isn't anything you can do. She's the lowest ranking bird. Unless she challenges for position, it is what it is. Just be sure to have food and water available in the coop for her.