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Can't hurt to try, as long as you are ready to give the hen a little swat if she gets sassyOK, thanks
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Can't hurt to try, as long as you are ready to give the hen a little swat if she gets sassyOK, thanks
I will try![]()

That is awesome!!!!
We let the littles out of their coop for some outside time and the bigs were all at the fence, one was making that mama noise and picking at grass, a few of the babies were on the other side. So we let the 3 most interested hens in and it went well! One of the 3 was pretty sassy to the littles and even chased after one even after she pecked at it and the little scooted off, she followed but then it was over. You know how sometimes chickens just have that 'look' in their eyes, like some hens have sweet faces and others have not so sweet faces? Well the sassy hen has that not so sweet look, so we escorted her out of the pen and one of the other hens followed, which was fine. The one hen that was left still gave pecks when the littles invaded her space, so that was good. The littles have A LOT to learn about the pecking order
Well, My turkeys and peeps came.
I am going to wait a couple weeks before introducing them to my adult hens.
One of my banty hens died as did my rooster so I am down to one banty hen.
We'll see
http://micahsfarm.blogspot.com/p/turkeys.html
Planing on trying to give the 6 bantam cochin peeps to a hen and raising the turkeys by hand.
I hope it all goes well.
I will update you guys when I try.
Micah