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I'm not sure that really applies to my chickens. I have them free range on a fenced in half acre. Most of the time they are out of the coop away from the food. They only jump into the coop to grab a bite to eat and lay an egg, not much competition around the food bowl.I'm anxious to see the results! With my own chickens I have found that if I switch pens for those at the top of the pecking order, and those at the bottom of the pecking order, the hens who went from the top to the bottom began to lay a smaller egg, and those who went from the bottom up, began to lay larger eggs. I'm not sure if it's because at the bottom you get less food and spend lots of time running around to get any at all, and at the top, everything comes easy to you. Hummmm...