I have 4 hens and 3 of the 4 are trying to mate with a single hen

[The CluckStar]

I didn't actually choose the birds my mom had gone to tractor supply and picked them up for me and my brother. She had just picked ones that looked appealing

Not trying to shift the blame, I didnt know any better either

 

[The Happster]

All look like males to me actually. I see what looks like male saddling on the barred bird. I'm assuming that's the light.
How old are they?
Are these your only birds?

 

[The Happster]

She had just picked ones that looked appealing

She did well with that. They're good looking birds.

 

[The CluckStar]

A few days ago we discovered that 3/4 hens are trying to be a rooster. So that means that all of them are trying to mate with my only other hen, and since she has been very scared of them. Not just that but they usually attempt it every time they get close.

I would really like to stop this but the only thing I can think of is separation. I dont have a problem with that I just would like to attempt something else before that.

All advice is appreciated!

I just checked and the eggs are fertilized ap at least is proof that I have a rooster if for whatever reason all these people telling me they are ,are wrong

 

[The CluckStar]

I just checked and the eggs are fertilized ap at least is proof that I have a rooster if for whatever reason all these people telling me they are ,are wrong

Omg I made it sound like I'm ignorant I meant to say if incase everybody is wrong (somehow),this is proof at least

 

[FortCluck]

Not trying to shift the blame, I didnt know any better either

Tractor Supply never had pullets only because they get all mixed up. Not blaming anyone. I just regime many cockerels because sometimes hormonal ones can get quite aggressive or over mate.

 

[MarkJr]

I promise that everyone here was wishing for pullets. Culling is a least favorite option around here, but necessary for overall flock health and happinesses

 

[FortCluck]

I promise that everyone here was wishing for pullets. Culling is a least favorite option around here, but necessary for overall flock health and happinesses

You can rehome them or make a cockerel bachelor pad.

 

[Jersey giant lover]

Yes!! I would do a bachelor pad we are doing it for my aggressive roo aswell