New chicks/Old chicks introductions

[DMOTS]

I wish I had that much land, that's amazing. Pets or not I'm sure they are happy with the space. I can't imagine having to try and pick up 20 or 30 little squirmy chicks to put them in for the night!

They are not little chicks anymore. They do follow me around when I go outside. I did raise them in my shop while they were small. I made a miniature coop for them and I would go out every day and talk to them and then again at night. I gave them some treats once in a while and they got use to that. Now that they are bigger, I go out in the evening before they go to bed and feed them some scratch. They love it and they flock around me. I do have 1 rooster and he does not like me at all. He constantly is flogging me. There is only 2 methods that work. 1 is I act like I am a bigger rooster tham him and it intimidates him and most of the time he turns and walks away, and if that doesn't work then the stick definately works, I just don't like doing that but he is mean.

 

[StephanieB1220]

They are not little chicks anymore. They do follow me around when I go outside. I did raise them in my shop while they were small. I made a miniature coop for them and I would go out every day and talk to them and then again at night. I gave them some treats once in a while and they got use to that. Now that they are bigger, I go out in the evening before they go to bed and feed them some scratch. They love it and they flock around me. I do have 1 rooster and he does not like me at all. He constantly is flogging me. There is only 2 methods that work. 1 is I act like I am a bigger rooster tham him and it intimidates him and most of the time he turns and walks away, and if that doesn't work then the stick definately works, I just don't like doing that but he is mean.

I'll keep that in mind in case one of my chicks turns out to be a rooster instead of a hen! However I for sure will be leaning towards the puffing up instead of the stick