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Mine do not want to be touched while out of their run. If I am sitting in or out of the run one will sit in my lap.The others may walk around at my feet but all will fuss if I try to pick them up but only one or two try to get away. A few days ago I moved and startled one. She immediately jumped...

Just remember if they get any solids other than their starter feed they will need chick grit whether it is purchased or they forage it from sand/dirt.

Give them treats in your hand. They don't peck hard till they get big. Some like mealworms. Mine like oats. Find something they go crazy over and offer it daily in your hand or hold it in a small container.

When they were small I would take them out to free range in their 4x8 run. I had to pick them up to put them in the box to take them to the run. Don't chase and scare them or reach down on them. Move slowly and they aren't as afraid. Talk quietly to them as you're handling them.Sit in the run...

The more contact you have with them the more accustomed they will become to you. All you can do is try. They all have different personalities. Mine are all the same breed and there are a couple of them that want nothing to do with being handled and two I can't keep out of my lap if I sit. If...