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If you are referring to feather picking, there are a few possibilities:

The Rooster is doing it out of aggression
The Rooster is picking and eating feathers due to a nutrition deficiency
The Rooster is picking feathers due to boredom
The Rooster is picking feathers due to it being a learned behavior from other birds or cannibalism issues

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