Should I put hen back with others?

[KimbosKluckers]

I posted yesterday about my girl being picked on and has a pale comb. She’s in my shed still after only one night. She’s eating and drinking and her comb is brighter today. I was worried about sour crop but I think that’s ruled out. No visible parasites or any injuries. Is it safe to put her back in under supervision? I feel the longer she’s away, the harder it may be to reintroduce. They were chasing her away but not attacking. Thanks. I feel bad for her.
Here’s my previous post

Post in thread 'Help with 2 year old hen, possible sour crop?'

Yesterday at 8:52 AM

I don’t think it’s sour crop. I would look at other digestive issues.

Thanks. Any advice would be great.

• KimbosKluckers

 

[sourland]

If you put her back, provide multiple feed and water stations and monitor the flock interaction.

 

[KimbosKluckers]

If you put her back, provide multiple feed and water stations and monitor the flock interaction.

Thanks. I’m not sure how long to let it go on? I took her out there for about 20 minutes and two different ones chased her at separate times. She came to me and sat. Then I put her back in shed. A few hours later I tried again and she went to coop on her own without a chase, she’s still there. I did put multiple food and water sources and it’s a huge daytime area. Maybe I’ll bring her back in for the night. So confused on why this happened so suddenly.

 

[KimbosKluckers]

I now put the main bully in cage. Keeping a watchful eye on the rest. How long to segregate bully?