So this is my first successful hatch of 4 Orpington (2 lavenders, 2 Black) of which I have lost 1 lavenders to an unknown predator when she was just few weeks old. Now I have 3 who have grown very well and they were inseparable ... it was too funny how close they were to each other ... one runs, everyone follows. (They were born on June 2nd of this year).
To me, it appeared that they were some good looking ladies. But I think I was gravely mistaken. I don't if it was the weather, nervousness, or whatever they said to one another, two of the Black started gone into major fight. No, they were not just doing the regular fight move they were doing with each other (all 3), this is just major fight (both tasted each other's blood). Wow, I can't stop them, they just starts back! So finally one of them won the dominance I suppose, and he will only allow the lavender one and won't let the other (now I think brother) near. Is that how it all happens? Do I have two roos? They still look like Hen to me, but one has tail and the other one doesn't .. but I am finally coming to the conclusion .. I have two boys and one girl ...
Any solution or do I need to move one out??
To me, it appeared that they were some good looking ladies. But I think I was gravely mistaken. I don't if it was the weather, nervousness, or whatever they said to one another, two of the Black started gone into major fight. No, they were not just doing the regular fight move they were doing with each other (all 3), this is just major fight (both tasted each other's blood). Wow, I can't stop them, they just starts back! So finally one of them won the dominance I suppose, and he will only allow the lavender one and won't let the other (now I think brother) near. Is that how it all happens? Do I have two roos? They still look like Hen to me, but one has tail and the other one doesn't .. but I am finally coming to the conclusion .. I have two boys and one girl ...
Any solution or do I need to move one out??
