I no longer have six chicks locked in my basement! Now they are locked in the garage. They went from a 50 gal Rubermade style tote in to a 4x7.5x4 coop. Now they put their heads down and run. Sometimes into the 1/2" wire mesh walls of the coop. Will they learn not to do this or are they trying to break their necks?
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