Rooster trying to breed?

[Eblast]

My rooster just started crowing just hit the forth month I can’t tell if he is trying to mate because he chase a hen peck there neck then the hen runs away and its always the same One and the another hen chased her after it.

nobody is laying yet. This the hen she is very scared right now.

this is the rooster

 

[Chickenman MAN]

He could be trying to mate... has he tried standing on her?

 

[Hei 20]

My rooster just started crowing just hit the forth month I can’t tell if he is trying to mate because he chase a hen peck there neck then the hen runs away and its always the same One and the another hen chased her after it. View attachment 2391445 nobody is laying yet. This the hen she is very scared right now. View attachment 2391446 this is the rooster

He is trying

 

[Eblast]

He could be trying to mate... has he tried standing on her?

No he just grabs hers neck then she runs

 

[Chickenman MAN]

No he just grabs hers neck then she runs

Could well be 'foreplay' almost... seeing what she does... I think roosters go for the back and neck when attempting to mate... wouldn't worry unless blood is drawn.

 

[duckiemum]

Yes, he is trying to mate.

 

[the3quail]

My quail do this.. He tries to mate, first they will graab the girls necks and if she cooporates.. the will crouch down for him.. she might not be ready.

 

[Chicken Master 50]

No he just grabs hers neck then she runs

My 2 year old hens have been pecked like that before from my 2 year old rooster. And yes, the rooster is trying to mate.

 

[Chicken Master 50]

My quail do this.. He tries to mate, first they will graab the girls necks and if she cooporates.. the will crouch down for him.. she might not be ready.

Quail do the same thing.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

Yeah he’s trying, i went through the same with my guy, the first few month he looked like he was hurting them cause he would just grab them and they would run, it caused them to lose a lot of feathers. He also would bite our fingers when we bent down. We really thought he needed culled. After a few months though he calmed down and is now an amazing rooster who takes care of his ladies and they will WILLINGLY mate. He also loves to cuddle and never bites. Just give your guy a few months, he’s still working out how to be a good roo.