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I would think just separated should work up to a certain point. You plan to process while they are still young right? If they hit breeding age I would expect things to go south quickly. It only takes one to start a major fight.

Short answer is maybe. Luckily the young get along better than those of breeding age (20 weeks or so depending on breeds). Long answer is it all depends on how many males you ended up with and their individual temperaments. It can get really complicated really quickly. Being in New Mexico you...

The coop can hold 12 while the run can hold 11. Even with the intention of letting them range there will come a time when that is not possible. That is when things get crazier in the coop and run. For nests......18 females will share 5-6 nests comfortably.