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Hard to hold them back, they may adjust well to coming back home. I moved some youngsters in with the main flock during the winter and for about 3 days they kept wanting to go back to the tractor and not the coop. So I would scoop them all up and put them in the coop. They finally got he hang...

They will probably want to go back to the old home, until they get used to the new spot. You may want to keep them in the new location for a couple of days. Then you may still have to guide them home the first couple of times... they will catch on fairly quickly..