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So what are the size difference in the two age's? How many month olds to 2 month olds?
Ive heard of people hatching egg they keep in the fridge you can try it. Not sure how many would hatch.
I've got 3 that are 1 month old (OE), and 14 that range from 2 - 2.5 months, the 4 orpingtons being the oldest, largest and last to feather. These orps are about the most mellow chickens I've seen, they let the smallest 2 barnevelders, which are the same size as the 3 OE, push them around! The OE's seem to be growing faster than the older batch of chicks. Of my 9 hens in another coop, the EE's grew the fastest and the Wyandottes the slowest.
Gosh I dont know Id say if it was the other way around I might try it. Do you have a crate or something that you could put the chicks in so they would stay safe and the older one's could look at them and get use to them being there?
So what are the size difference in the two age's? How many month olds to 2 month olds?
Ive heard of people hatching egg they keep in the fridge you can try it. Not sure how many would hatch.
I've got 3 that are 1 month old (OE), and 14 that range from 2 - 2.5 months, the 4 orpingtons being the oldest, largest and last to feather. These orps are about the most mellow chickens I've seen, they let the smallest 2 barnevelders, which are the same size as the 3 OE, push them around! The OE's seem to be growing faster than the older batch of chicks. Of my 9 hens in another coop, the EE's grew the fastest and the Wyandottes the slowest.
Gosh I dont know Id say if it was the other way around I might try it. Do you have a crate or something that you could put the chicks in so they would stay safe and the older one's could look at them and get use to them being there?