I will try to get a video some day. They exit out of the coop in the morning in the same fashion. I never knew that chickens were so amazing and awesome until I owned them. Ducks are pretty amazing too!That would be very cool to see!
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I will try to get a video some day. They exit out of the coop in the morning in the same fashion. I never knew that chickens were so amazing and awesome until I owned them. Ducks are pretty amazing too!That would be very cool to see!
I will follow that advice tonight. thank you.When I'm in that situation I wait until dark when they are easier to catch and toss them in the coop on the coop floor every night until they learn to go in on their own. I don't care where they sleep as long as it is not in my nests and is in the coop. They figure out where they will be the most comfortable in there until they mature enough to join the older ones n the main roosts.
does the rooster come out first?I will try to get a video some day. They exit out of the coop in the morning in the same fashion. I never knew that chickens were so amazing and awesome until I owned them. Ducks are pretty amazing too!
No, our Delaware called Mama Chicken is always the first one out and he is second. That's his woman... He keeps a very close eye on her. They are always the last two in.does the rooster come out first?
Initially I was planning on just locking them in the coop. Instead, I got advice to let them mingle while ranging. After about a week, the just followed the older pullets into the main coop. They roosted in the coop every night for 7-10 days, but then started sleeping outside in the run. I'm just going to move them in every night until they get it figured out.I forgot to say that usually when I add new pullets to my flock, I put them in the coop first thing. Usually they'll stay in there most of the day and come out or they won't come out until the next day, but they usually go in there at night the first night.
Can I ask - beneath your reply, you have a quote from Dean Smith. How did you attach that to you're profile?
Late to the game here...but...there’s plenty of roosting space. The coop should hold 12 birds. 4ft /bird at 48sqft total. i have 20 linear feet of roosting bars.