Roosters fighting

[jorgearenas]

In my opinion, if you want both roosters keep them; little fights will always happen when there is more than 1 rooster around(like some mentioned, especially when their young) it’s the way they live their lives. Example: say you let them free range in a new area, big chances are, they will fight again to re-establish pecking order. I keep my roosters separate from my hens to prevent breeding until I want fertilized eggs; they live together quite well. As for an aggressive rooster; one has to know how to deal with that or else the rooster will continue to be aggressive. The end result doesn’t always have to be in a pot or re-homing.

 

[ElizaMay]

In my opinion, if you want both roosters keep them; little fights will always happen when there is more than 1 rooster around(like some mentioned, especially when their young) it’s the way they live their lives. Example: say you let them free range in a new area, big chances are, they will fight again to re-establish pecking order. I keep my roosters separate from my hens to prevent breeding until I want fertilized eggs; they live together quite well. As for an aggressive rooster; one has to know how to deal with that or else the rooster will continue to be aggressive. The end result doesn’t always have to be in a pot or re-homing.

I likd the idea of bachelor groups. They seem to buddy up well enough as they mature, without hens nearby.