Rooster Roster...and more

[NatJ]

You could arrange two separate coops/runs, so the roosters could be separate.

Otherwise, I think your best choice is to keep only one of the two, or to provide a lot more space and some clutter to let them get out of each other's sight.

There might be seasonal changes in behavior, but I would expect the hormone levels to be lowest in fall/winter, and highest in spring. That's driven by hours of daylight, not temperature, so "spring" could come pretty soon.

 

[Mrs. K]

Roosters are a crap shoot. Some work, some don't. Some work with other roosters, some will get along for months, and then not. They are mostly hormonally driven.

I would expect this to get worse. The more roosters you have, the worse odds you have. I would keep the rooster you like, and let the other one go.

Mrs K