There is a big cock at home, and hens like to run with it. Why don't they get lost?

Standing out from the crowd is actually the so-called king of chickens. The rooster is the king of this group of hens, and the hens will follow the big rooster. Why do hens like to chase roosters is actually very simple, because there is only one rooster in this group of chickens, so there are so many hens who like to chase this big rooster. However, if there are other cocks in this group of chickens, there will be a fight. To fight for one, two tigers are not allowed in one mountain. To accommodate two tigers, it must be a male and a female. Many people will leave only one rooster when raising chickens, and the others will be castrated and become castrated.

The reason why you won't get lost is mainly because this rooster will play an early warning role. The rooster likes to lead these hens out for food. At the same time, in order to establish prestige, the rooster will go ahead. On the one hand, it plays an early warning and protection role, on the other hand, it is convenient to take care of hens for food. The reason why hens like to follow the rooster is related to the living habits inherited by animals. Just like sheep, there will always be a leader. The rooster can maintain peace and stability between hens and prevent them from running around.

Generally speaking, as long as the rooster doesn't get lost, the hens won't get lost, because the rooster is like an ancient emperor, and to these hens, it is like a princess. The big hen will follow the big cock, and the purpose of the hen is to please. The cock has a very good memory. As long as they are active in this area, they will return to their original nests at night and bring these hens back to where they are.

When we raise chickens, we often feed them, so they can't be completely full when they are foraging outside, and they will come back. This is also an animal nature. I think many people have owned some cats. If you feed them often, they won't run away. If you don't feed them often, they may run away once they can satisfy their survival outside.