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Quote: Mine, and everybody else's I've read about, go back to the coop all on their own. No herding involved. They do it naturally. I have heard that. My only other concern is that they would fly over my fence. It would be a major job to catch them all and clip their wings. Don't like...

I would love to let mine free range but fear I would never get them all herded back into the coop at night and wouldn't sleep a wink if I didn't.