Yeah, they argue through the fence sometimes. The other rooster is Pip.
Today we let Pip and the Isa Brown girls out to free-range for 2 hours. I will explain why they were put in after 2 hours. Pip got into a fight with our rooster Gandhi. Although Pip I think won the fight, I think he may have been blinded or lost an eye. They both weren't giving up on the fight, so we had to put Pip and the girls back in, and they will be let out again once Pip and Gandhi recover (in a few days). Hopefully Pip's eye just hurts, and he didn't lose or blind it. I can't look at it, he won't open it. If I need to look at it, I can try but.. I cleaned the blood off his eyelid the best I could to avoid infection. I am not sure if his eye is bleeding or it is from another wound on his face.. He did open his eye for one quick second, but I could see nothing but blood.. :/ Anyways, hopefully Pip is alright, here are pictures of when they were all happily free-ranging!
rooster fights can get pretty serious.
KFC and his father still go at it, so I gave each of the boys half of the girls and separated them.
Yet they still try to get each other through the fence.
