Roosters feet are red and now legs have some red

[Farmer413]

Here are the pictures... All the other chickens look fine except for one... Her feet look slightly pinkish. Here's his... any ideas?

Also....

The girls keep pecking the roosters rear end. It was a rough winter and agyer so long they began to fight. I need to expand my coop. They free range but couldn't because of the snow. I went through several bottles of no peck... Is that safe?

 

[Got_The_Chick_Itch]

The red is normal if it’s a young rooster it’s normal if it gets bad take him out till he hills the cream should be safe if it’s for poultry.

 

[Farmer413]

He's not for eatin... I'd say he's possibly a year old...

 

[Chickassan]

Hormonal color change, around here it is referred to as "summertime sexy socks". Totally normal and apparently very admired by the ladies.

 

[dawg53]

Also....

The girls keep pecking the roosters rear end. It was a rough winter and agyer so long they began to fight. I need to expand my coop. They free range but couldn't because of the snow. I went through several bottles of no peck... Is that safe?

Put Nu-Stock on your roosters rear end. Once the hens get a mouthful of it, they wont pick at him again. Shake the tube well and wear disposable gloves when applying it. It is safe for chickens and other animals. It can be found in the equine section at a feed store. It's also great for scaly leg mites.