I have three chickens that are 3½ months old and are doing very well
outside. I live in Connecticut where daily temperatures are around 80 to 85
degrees and low temps in the mid 50's
I also have three newer chicks that are 3 weeks old. They are
still inside and are also doing well.
My question is...How soon can the newer chicks join the others
outside in the coop/run? Any special instructions on combining them?
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