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I'm getting a few year old hens and already have one 30 week old pullet. do i need to keep them seperated, and if so, for how long?
 
Other than the quarentine, I don't think so. They should be friends before long. Quarentine is supposed to be 3 weeks.
 
If you only have one other pullet. It will be fine. Just watch for couple of days.
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i just got what may be the 4 ugliest pullets i have ever seen. almost a year old and boy oh boy did that rooster ever do a number on them...lucky for them, i am now roosterless (just don't look in the freezer) so they have plenty of time to lay and grow feathers
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2 brown leghorns, 2 unidentified green egg layers, and 1 polish (i think)

the polish must have fought back or avoided the rooster because she is fine but the other 4, U.G.L.Y.
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DD
 
Keep them quarantined and look for signs of sickness. If they are sick, the rate of mortality would be minimal because you only introduced one bird. Dont make the mistake I did and integrate flocks immediately!
 

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