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    Introducing my dominant rooster back to the flock with other roosters after being isolated from an injury

    That is great! I think staying visible to the others makes a big difference.
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    Introducing my dominant rooster back to the flock with other roosters after being isolated from an injury

    My rooster did not try to get his pecking order back. He is hanging with them but staying clear of his sons. He needs to gain weight and get pretty again. He is sleeping near them not with them.
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    Introducing my dominant rooster back to the flock with other roosters after being isolated from an injury

    I am certainly learning as I go. I put him in a large dog crate for the first week inside my porch. Once his back started scabbing, I moved him outside where they feed and roost. I kept him protected from weather. They ate together but he had to roost in his crate. They hung out around him...
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    Introducing my dominant rooster back to the flock with other roosters after being isolated from an injury

    I turned him loose 2 mornings ago. They took him back!!! He recovered in their roosting area. Thet never lost sight of him, and he always saw them. He had complete memory of the territory and feeding area. They were off on the morning walk about when I let him out. He crowed and called...
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    Introducing my dominant rooster back to the flock with other roosters after being isolated from an injury

    Thanks for the advice. He has been in view of them the whole time? Guessing he should get a new home. :(
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    Introducing my dominant rooster back to the flock with other roosters after being isolated from an injury

    Fla Keys (Islamorada)! Chickens are everywhere! My momma hen and my big rooster showed up during COVID. I feed them and they stayed. Now I have all their children. Will I be able to release him back with the others?
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    Introducing my dominant rooster back to the flock with other roosters after being isolated from an injury

    He is completely healed. I was just sharing the horrible injury from the dog grabbing his backside. My chickens roam free. They found me and I fed them one day and they never left.
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    Introducing my dominant rooster back to the flock with other roosters after being isolated from an injury

    I sent this before adding what happened and he is recovered and needs to be let out. He was attacked by a dog. I have had him cooped up since Thanksgiving to heal completely. The two roosters below him are still maturing and they are his sons. How can I let him go back to the flock. He has...
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    Newby Excited to Find this Group

    Hello, I am very excited to find this group! I have chickens that adopted me, and I am learning as I go! I will have a lot of questions and ask for advice! Thanks Tammie
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