Tail feathers being pulled out

[Firesun]

I have three polish roosters. There is a black one, a brown one, and the other is buff laced. They are all the same age and they were raised together. The buff laced one never fought or messed around with the other rooster and never messed with the hens. Just recently the buff laced one was attacked, he had some of his tail removed and he was bleeding. I separated him and stopped the bleeding. Then today the brown was attacked by the black and had some of his tail feathers removed and he was bleeding. I separated him too, but I don’t know what to do?

 

[sourland]

You don't say how old they are, but I would guess they are maturing, and the black cockerel/rooster no longer wants to share his flock with the subordinate birds. It may be necessary to provide a separate pen for the picked upon birds.

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

@Firesun

I agree with Sour. The black one has become the dominant Male and has pushed the others out. Regime or keep them separate.

 

[Firesun]

Thank you!