This seems like such a common occurrance, I've seen this post dozens of times since surfing the forum.
My 2nd in command (Sylvester) is now in isolation. At 24 weeks he all of a sudden decided he wanted top position. He started crowing, usurped my #1 roo (who was always gentle and kind) then began terrorizing the ladies. Three nights ago, I had to remove him from the coop. He wouldn't let the other boys in (3, including my #1)and when a lady tried to go in, he immediately pinned her and mounted her and it wasn't nice. I put him in a big 8X10 coop all to himself, later when my DH went to check on him, the roo flew off the top roost at his head. DH was NOT happy.
The processor I use books two weeks out. So Sylvester has two weeks to change his attitude, if not, the appointment is kept.
My 2nd in command (Sylvester) is now in isolation. At 24 weeks he all of a sudden decided he wanted top position. He started crowing, usurped my #1 roo (who was always gentle and kind) then began terrorizing the ladies. Three nights ago, I had to remove him from the coop. He wouldn't let the other boys in (3, including my #1)and when a lady tried to go in, he immediately pinned her and mounted her and it wasn't nice. I put him in a big 8X10 coop all to himself, later when my DH went to check on him, the roo flew off the top roost at his head. DH was NOT happy.
The processor I use books two weeks out. So Sylvester has two weeks to change his attitude, if not, the appointment is kept.