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- Jun 30, 2015
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I blocked the nesting boxes after they had all laid their eggs and opened them at 6:30 the next morning (they last eggs between 8 and 2). Did that for two days, and now she is over it.
Not sure whether she was almost over it anyways or the blockage of the boxes helped.
He comb has pretty much healed.
The aggressor is still separate, I'm going to wait a few more days to introduce her.
Their coop and run is not huge, but i think the size is OK. I do open the run during the day, so they can free range. With the ground covered with snow they don't do it much, though. Only during the last week when it had melted a little bit.
I'll update this once i reintroduce the aggressive hen. Or when encountering more trouble.
Not sure whether she was almost over it anyways or the blockage of the boxes helped.
He comb has pretty much healed.
The aggressor is still separate, I'm going to wait a few more days to introduce her.
Their coop and run is not huge, but i think the size is OK. I do open the run during the day, so they can free range. With the ground covered with snow they don't do it much, though. Only during the last week when it had melted a little bit.
I'll update this once i reintroduce the aggressive hen. Or when encountering more trouble.