Problems? 2 hens 1 cock

[fowl farm]

I'm pretty sure that I have 2 girls and a male. So why does the male keep on chasing one female away from the other? And I do know the one he is chasing is female, and I'm pretty sure the other one is too.

 

[Lollipop]

In times like these, it's easy to see why it is said "it takes six guineas to make one brain". Actually, they could be foolin you and you have 2 males. How old are they? Do the two in question engage in chases around the yard? My last bunch dwindled from 20 down to 3 in the course of a year. I was positive I had 3 males until one day I heard the tell tale "buckwheat" two syllable female call. Watch them closely and listen to them. Ya never know.......Pop

 

[fowl farm]

The one he keeps chasing buck-wheats (I found a video online of guinea calls to be sure). It's possible I have 3 females, but why the chasing? And it's random- one second their fine, the next their chasing one or the other. Stupid birds

I figured they were just being themselves, but just wanted to check, especially since I've had a fox around, I don't them to be eaten just because their having a fight.

 

[fowl farm]

Is it possible that the cock and female paired up, and the female is the odd one out?

 

[sck279]

I second the pairing, sometimes my young cocks are more friendly with one pullet than the other if only 3 in the coop. I have found 4 or more young chicks/maturing to be a better group than 3...one always gets picked on.