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Lifeiseasy
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Thanks. I don't try to push them too much and only hold them for a couple of minutes. It's just, if they don't trust or like me then we can't let them free range in the yard because we wouldn't be able to get them back into their coop. I also know Cayugas aren't known to be "lap ducks" but we have a chestnut tree in our yard so I have to be able to check their feet for injuries without them flipping out.
, they can be calmer around you generally.
but as soon as it does I will stay out there with them longer and hold them.

. Two of them will also come up to me if I sit and put my hand out. It doesn't matter if I have food or not. 
