I have a 2 year old Easter Egger who make bed time so stressful. She has four other sisters who go in the coop find a spot settle down on the roosts. Then she comes in ugh! She can't settle and gets everyone all stirred up! It's a mad house. The whole story. 3 Easter eggers are 2 years old and 2 Black Australop hens who are one year old and have grown up in a beautiful wooden coop which can house 10 chickens. The Easter eggers grew up sleeping in The omlet coop. When I added 4 more chickens the omet was not large enough. So I had a larger coop custom built. I had to have them sleep separate. I originally had 2 Bielefelder hens which I recently lost for unknown reasons. They did not transition well with the Easter eggers due to there docile nature. Lesson learned for me. So they slept separate and reunited in the morning. Free ranging in a large fenced in area. Without the Bielefelde's I want to down size to one coop and have everyone in the large wooden coop. I like to put them to bed, but good lord! I did not get the Omlet run door closed in time this evening and found two had put themselves to bed in the Omlet after they have been going to bed in the big coop for two weeks now. Blondie the trouble maker cause the same problem in the Omlet as well. I hate bed time because she does this. I do stand at the back of the coop with the doors open until everyone is settled and close up after Blonde finally sits still on the roost. It feels like it take for ever and I want to go inside. I have already spent most of the day with them while I working on projects in the yard. What should I do. I seems silly to have 2 chicken in such a big beautiful coop. Advice please!