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Oh, okay, I see. I wasn't sure what breeds your girls were. I mentioned the similar looks since you said he was pretty and if you wanted that pattern, the females would have it still. If the dominant male isn't human aggressive, I would keep him personally. With subordinates, sometimes when...

Okay. Is getting more hens at all an option? Female gold laced look pretty close to males. With 14 hens, depending on how their feathers are (some hens have much more fragile feathers amd some have very sturdy feathers), you could very possibly keep 2 males. The 1 to 10is for efficient breeding...

Usually when a submissive rooster is given his own flock, his attitude does change, for better or for worse. Do you have the ability to cage the dominant one for a week or so to see how the submissive acts without another dominant male?

Do you mean a red laced wyandotte?