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Glad you made it back could use a cupWe're home, and I need some coffee. Help me drink this pot.
Thanks, Sally, it's good to be home.Welcome home, Sour!
My initial 12 figured it out all on their own, it is instinctive. That said, I am moving several every night either off the alpaca shearing stand or the top of the people door into the coop. They won't go up to their normal (ie where Nuit had them until she kicked them to the curb) roost spot if there is another hen there. Especially if it is Penelope because she WILL peck them off the roost. Only Elizabeth will get up on a different part of the roosting area.They need to be taught to roost
Me too!!!!!Yup, I'm a wimp!
And what is wrong with saying "Good girl" to your pullets?? I do it all the time.I said, "Good girl!" Then I remembered she isn't my dog...
I blocked it off. It's under the poop board of the adult roost. It was in the back corner of the brooder area I made in the coop, fenced off from the adults. Their roost is toward the front of the coop, out of reach of the adults.Why couldn't they get to their spot?