My hens and rooster are enemies

[Hentastrophe]

I'm sure some of you have seen my previous post, in which I introduced a new rooster to my hens, well, just recently they all ganged up on him and pecked his comb until he bled (I had to carry him and press a napkin to his comb to stop the bleeding) I'm not sure what to do anymore, I just want them to get along, please help

 

[Isadora]

I haven't seen your previous thread. How long has he been with the flock? Was there a proper introduction period or was he just thrown in with them?

 

[Yard Farmer]

I'm sure some of you have seen my previous post, in which I introduced a new rooster to my hens, well, just recently they all ganged up on him and pecked his comb until he bled (I had to carry him and press a napkin to his comb to stop the bleeding) I'm not sure what to do anymore, I just want them to get along, please help

Maybe put him in a dog kennel inside their run. So the hens can get used to him.

 

[Yard Farmer]

Is that your rooster in your pfp? And are your hens standards or banty's?

 

[SandyRiverChick]

My opinion is good for them for the girl power! You can have a re-do with a slower introduction and protection for him. They'll accept him eventually, but at least they will keep him in check instead of suffering like so many do....

 

[Hentastrophe]

I haven't seen your previous thread. How long has he been with the flock? Was there a proper introduction period or was he just thrown in with them?

I introduced him last week and split the run and the coop between the both of them. Everyday for 30 minutes I open up both the run and the coop so they can see each other. The boss hen always attacks him and the rest follow afterwards. He is a 9 month old cochin bantam and my hens are 1-2 year old blue andalusians.

 

[Hentastrophe]

Is that your rooster in your pfp? And are your hens standards or banty's

Is that your rooster in your pfp? And are your hens standards or banty's?

This is indeed my roo roo, and my hens are standard blue andalusians

 

[nuthatched]

I haven't seen your previous thread. How long has he been with the flock? Was there a proper introduction period or was he just thrown in with them?

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/new-roo-roo-being-bullied-by-boss-hen-help.1560669/
Just dumped in, without quarantine. :[

 

[Isadora]

I introduced him last week and split the run and the coop between the both of them. Everyday for 30 minutes I open up both the run and the coop so they can see each other. The boss hen always attacks him and the rest follow afterwards. He is a 9 month old cochin bantam and my hens are 1-2 year old blue andalusians.

I would think I just need longer to get to know each other, then. I know we humans can be impatient but there's no need to rush anything.

 

[Hentastrophe]

My opinion is good for them for the girl power! You can have a re-do with a slower introduction and protection for him. They'll accept him eventually, but at least they will keep him in check instead of suffering like so many do....

What do you mean by slower introduction? maybe limit the time?