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    Introducing Chickens - Eight New to the Four Existing

    Great!! 2 males is almost always trouble.....things are much, much more peaceful with only 1 male.
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    Introducing Chickens - Eight New to the Four Existing

    It's fascinating to watch their interactions.
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    Introducing Chickens - Eight New to the Four Existing

    Oh good! Sounds like a good plan. I find walking among them in their space at least once or twice a day is a very good thing to do ,they get used to you and are calmer overall.
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    Introducing Chickens - Eight New to the Four Existing

    Great pics! Did you leave the one newbie in the big coop while you're at work?
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    Introducing Chickens - Eight New to the Four Existing

    Old chair could work, either upright or turned over....any old junk/stuff lying around might work... .....pallet or piece of plywood leaned against wall-or up on blocks/logs/etc, stumps, logs, concrete blocks, big branches. Milk crates, big cardboard box turned over with openings cut around.
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    Introducing Chickens - Eight New to the Four Existing

    Looks great!!...maybe put a couple wide views pics here for discussions sake. Put lots of distractions/hiding places in there before introduction...... .....or I foresee a strong possibility of them going right over the little coop and out. Might want to use chicken wire to keep them off the...
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    Introducing Chickens - Eight New to the Four Existing

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    Introducing Chickens - Eight New to the Four Existing

    So the kennel panels will encompass the doors of both existing enclosures? I'd just open both doors and see what happens... .....definitively put some hiding places, extra roosts, and feed/water stations in both the large hoop coop and the new kennel area.
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