1. Feb 17, 2011 #1
   

   Urban Chaos Chillin' With My Peeps

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   Feb 9, 2011

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   Hey all,
   
   So I have 9 assorted in an indoor brooder. 4 of the 9 are about ready to be moved outside. If I do this, and then re-introduce the others as they get older, will there be much of a problem? All are supposed to be female, the oldest are red-sex link and welsummer, with Americauna/EE-? a week younger and 2 minorcas and a brahma a week behind those.
   
   Thanks

    
3. Feb 17, 2011 #2
   

   gryeyes Covered in Pet Hair & Feathers

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   Any change of location and/or "personnel" causes re-ordering of the pecking order.
   
   For that reason, I tend to keep the older chicks in the brooder longer so I can move them all out at the same time.
   
   But that's just me..... your mileage may vary.

    

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