Since hey are new you have to give it time they will eventually get use to each other. Just keep letting them be together when you can supervise so no fighting gets out of hand. Pushing and tugging on feathers is normal they will all find their place in the flock top to bottom.
If your river is like out mt river when we get heavy rain it rises and can even come over the banks. So I am not sure how a ramp would hold up, our neighbors build a set of steps with a landing down to the river and about 3 months ago when hurricane rains were coming through the river washed it away. We can see the rebar still there but that is it.
Can you get some Turkey starter or game bird feed and start feeding that to Lydia[I love that name too] Named my first ever chicken hen Lydia[ not my name] I believe they are rec for putting on weight. @casportpony ??
As for hubby well why not take him out to eat.
That way you can let him pick what he wants. Bless his heart he did make up for his boo boo.
Glad they are all okay too. I did get a good chuckle out of your story.
If your river is like out mt river when we get heavy rain it rises and can even come over the banks. So I am not sure how a ramp would hold up, our neighbors build a set of steps with a landing down to the river and about 3 months ago when hurricane rains were coming through the river washed it away. We can see the rebar still there but that is it.
Can you get some Turkey starter or game bird feed and start feeding that to Lydia[I love that name too] Named my first ever chicken hen Lydia[ not my name] I believe they are rec for putting on weight. @casportpony ??
As for hubby well why not take him out to eat.
That way you can let him pick what he wants. Bless his heart he did make up for his boo boo.
Glad they are all okay too. I did get a good chuckle out of your story.
It was my vet that suggested feeding the higher protein feed when they are sick, thin, or going through a hard molt.
