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The only danger is if the hen goes after the chick, and it sounds as if she's past that. I'd just let them alone and see what happens, but keep watch for a good hour before you turn your back on the two.

Try again. This time, place the chick right under the broody. A little pecking is normal. The chick will let out a squeaky squawk and that's normal. It's how a broody lets a chick knows she's boss and the chick needs to do as told. If the pecking goes beyond two or three light pecks, and the...