Are Easter Eggers always terrorists?

[Ruralhideaway]

Actually I just remodeled their brooder. Moved the heat cave to the center in hopes of interrupting the flight path a bit. Plus the faverolles pullets hide under there so much that they are growing slower, now it's closer to the feed so that could help them. I'll give this a day before I make any other changes.

 

[Folly's place]

Either add another feeder, or scatter feed around in the bedding, so everyone gets to eat. Favorelles are very sweet, sometimes too sweet to manage in a mixed flock. Mary

 

[Ruralhideaway]

Thanks Mary I'll do that. All the breeds I picked seemed to be listed as calm. I had cochins in the past and they are easy going. The Brahma are new to me but they are almost as shy as the Faverolle. So far anyway. The two colors of Marans are also really mellow. I only have one of each color so they are kind of loners thus far.

I thought this would work. I'll be watching though, can always house the Favs separately if needed with just a little work on an empty stall. Maybe they would befriend the 2 Marans, they seem a bit sad.

 

[Chickassan]

You probably will have to give your faverolles their own little space. The two here have had their own spot since they left the brooder. If i didn't set it up like that they'd never eat or be able to roost. Just much easier to give them their own stuff and besides I can't watch them get shorted.