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Thank you! This does make me feel like I am not alone in this. I think I am going to kee doing what I have been doing and let the young ones get a little bigger, maybe at 12 weeks…? That might help them stand their ground a little better (without me freaking out…lol).

I stepped in and put the chicks back in their separate cage in the run😳

Sorry, pin less peepers?

8’ x 14’

I would like to try this, as it sounds like it may work. However, the area the chicks are in is too small for the four big girls. In the pics, I just set up the various hiding places and may try again. The hiding places weren’t there before my first attempt. I expected some pecking, but I was...

Multiple feeders and water stations. A little cage that they’ve been in for the last three weeks for the look but don’t touch is there. I put a brick in the door of it so that it opens enough for the little ones but not the big ones so they can go back and when they feel like they need to. But...

So, I tried the integration today….ugh! One of my blue australorps actually picked up the younger black australorp by the scruff of the neck and lifted her up, taking some feathers with it. Is this normal? It was heartbreaking to see. I am a little surprised that they were so aggressive. I...

Let me first start out by apologizing if I am repeating myself…. I have two blue australorps and two white leghorns that are all 19 weeks old and one speckled Sussex and one black australorp, which are 8 weeks old. They have been together in the run and coop, but separated by a cage for the...