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thank you very much. This momma started laying 2 days ago. the first night was in the broody coop. Now tonight, the 2nd momma decided she might want to be alone too but these little bantams are having a tough time getting in the coop, then when they do, they turn around and run right back out...

well, momma flipped back and forth between the 2 coops before settling on the big coop. Babies eventually figured out how to get up and when they tried sitting under momma, there was quite the fuss with the hens pecking at all of them. after 3 babies got pushed off the roost, momma finally got...

ok thanks. I was going to wait until they went to bed tonight and put them in the big coop because they are real buggers to catch. Ok, correct that, dang near impossible to catch. there is an enclosed run and in that enclosed run is the big coop, where all the big chickens are, and 2 smaller...

thanks. That's kind of why I was concerned about not being fully feathered, they do still sleep under momma and it doesn't get cold-cold but it can get to 40's at night.

okey doke, thanks

Momma didn't try to take them into the big coop with her, the chicks all ran into their "home" while she went into the big coop. So do I just pick them up and put them in their at night? Being little guys, and not feathered out, I'm not sure if they can get into the big coop alone. lol it's a...

MPC has a hatch day special which would be anything, straight run, that they had "extra's" of that day. It's always a surprise and I haven't yet posted picks to see what it could be. I need to get some to do just that so I can stop calling it "hatch lol

I have 2 broodys, 1 with 2 chicks and 1 with 4. They are 4 1/2 weeks old. They each had their own coop, inside the run with the big coop. 2 days ago I finally put them all out with the rest of the flock. They were accepted and left alone. That night momma w/4 slept in her normal coop...