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    Big Girls and Teens…

    Follow-up question: once the chicks are integrated, how do you keep them from eating the hen’s feed and sticking with their own until they’re at point of lay?
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    Big Girls and Teens…

    Thanks. I went ahead and changed the set up this afternoon. I’ve now created a separate space for the chicks in the run. Two chick size exits to get to the rest of the run, and two exists into/out of the dog crate just in case one of the hens breeches the first barrier. The chicks were there or...
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    Big Girls and Teens…

    This is all giving me more confidence now. As mentioned before, the chicks are currently in a separate tractor near the current coop. And I can move the fencing during the day to give them a protected place to free range in the vacinity of the current flock while still being separate and...
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    Big Girls and Teens…

    Awesome, thank you!
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    Big Girls and Teens…

    Thanks! That’s encouraging. I would love to integrate them sooner if possible. How do you typically introduce your chicks to the coop? Yes, I have a fully enclosed coop and run. See attached photo.
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    Big Girls and Teens…

    Okay, I’m entering another new chapter of chicken raising and would love a sanity check: is it always a bad idea to introduce chicks to hens before they’re the same size, or can they sometimes get along fine? I have four chicks that are six weeks old. They’ve been in a brooder in my garage...
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