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I've been waiting to see signs of that with my 3 roosters, but while there was one who seemed to be a little picked on at first, I've seen no aggression between them to speak of. (Of course there are 22 girls for them, so plenty to go round...)
Interesting, though, that since I've had to get pretty rough with the one that was attacking us, and who has pretty much learned to back off when I face him with a stick in my hand, he seems to have lost some status. He was definitely the alpha--but he seems to be less so since we, um, educated him. Less posturing in the center of the combined flock, still crowing but more likely to do so on the outskirts.
Rhonda
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