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Do you think some sort of toys would keep the older girls from picking on the new ones.?
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Thank you all for the ideas, for now the younger ones get upstairs during the day, I put water and food up there for them and propped open the nest box door, they seem to really like that idea and the older girls don't go there during the day. Last night I moved the young girls to their temp 'guest house' before the big girls went up to bed. Do you think I could trust them all together in the interior coop at night? Or just wait a few weeks.mortie has a point... but anti-boredom toys can be enough of a distraction to give the picked on one's a break from time to time, at least for a little while. try stringing up a cabbage or netting of greens for them to jump for... or drill holes in small soda bottle, fill with seeds, cap and let them kick it to get the seeds out. any time there is stuff to do, life is better. sitting around too much leads to naughty behavior, even in my well behaved flock.
love it! Still no eggs, but so glad I'm here on this thread, lol. My chicken steals my pizza.