This evening my kids and I let the hens and the rooster out for a little fresh scratching area, like we try to do daily, when the other stray rooster came on the scene. I did not think much about it at first, since they used to run together when they were both strays, and the stray has been in the yard several times, and nothing. Well, this time they squared off, and went to town. We are new to this, had chickens like a total of 3-4 weeks, and they were really fighting hard for those ladies. There were times they were almost right upon us fighting. They fought all over the yard, under my camper, across the road in the neighborsyard, in the neighbors yard touching my land, and probably some places I missed. Finally they stopped, one stayed under my boat, the other under my old truck chasis. The boys and I went to check on each of them, and they were very bloody, missing feathers, and had broken spurs. After the caught their breath, they acted like nothing even happened, the stray I claimed went to his ladies, and done some victory mating, and the other stray just scratched around my yard. Tomorrow, after all is calm, I am going to try to pick the rooster up for the first time to try and make sure all is good with him, he was pretty bloody, and had a broke spur. Should I take any precaution picking the rooster up for the first time, and how bad could the wounds be before I seek medical attention? Like I said, they act normal now. I will also try to catch the stray to see how he is, we also was very bloody, but he is white, and mine is red, so easier to see on the stray than on my red rooster.