- Feb 28, 2013
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Hi everyone.
I have a dilemma.
I have one of my black sex link hens that has started bullying one of the others. They are all about 18 weeks old and have grown together. The bullied hen in question is also one that I've posted about on another thread. She is a black sex-link also, but so far has a VERY small comb/wattles that have JUST a hint of light pink in them. She's very skittish. She's not small, she stands at least the same height as the other girls.
The bully will chase her relentlessly!
This is my first flock and I'm not sure what to do. I've read where some people separate the bully, while others the bullied...the bullied (as of fifteen minutes ago) hasn't received any bodily injuries...just psychological ones.
Any suggestions?
I have a dilemma.
I have one of my black sex link hens that has started bullying one of the others. They are all about 18 weeks old and have grown together. The bullied hen in question is also one that I've posted about on another thread. She is a black sex-link also, but so far has a VERY small comb/wattles that have JUST a hint of light pink in them. She's very skittish. She's not small, she stands at least the same height as the other girls.
The bully will chase her relentlessly!
This is my first flock and I'm not sure what to do. I've read where some people separate the bully, while others the bullied...the bullied (as of fifteen minutes ago) hasn't received any bodily injuries...just psychological ones.
Any suggestions?