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Maybe an owl then... but be sure if it was a coon he will be back to check if your coop is locked. When they don't get locked up they are privy to all kinds of things, so in many locations it will just be a matter of time. Here, flock dynamics dictate who stays or goes.. the boy not allowing entrance would have been the one going, during my watch.. I command everybody get along or else. But each new situation is a learning experience for me. And thanks to you sharing I can consider what I will do if I face this situation in the future. Thanks for sharing.This rooster didn't actually sleep in the coop and I'm I have two roosters and one rooster wouldn't let this one in the coop so he roosted on my back porch but he was not even on the back porch he was on the side of the house and his head was laying there and so was his body