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One of them got out into the run yesterday and the hens didn't even seem to notice!Nobody has brought this up but the chasing and pecking are normal.
It will get better when everybody starts laying.
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One of them got out into the run yesterday and the hens didn't even seem to notice!Nobody has brought this up but the chasing and pecking are normal.
It will get better when everybody starts laying.
One of them got out into the run yesterday and the hens didn't even seem to notice!
What about grinding up their egg shells?Yes you will still need to supply oyster shell for the older girls.
Ha ha nope! Just laying in another coop. Forgot to updateHere (Vermont) the days are getting shorter, about 12 1/2 hours. Could that have slowed their laying?
I just started letting my 4 chicks that are 9 weeks old out with my 3 who are 19 weeks old, now of them are laying yet. The older ones are pretty bossy and the younger ones just keep to themselves. They have been in separate coops/runs so able to see each other for about 4 weeks, so I took the leep and they seem fine. I do want to get them all in the same coop/run this weekend so fingers crossed they do ok. The coop has plenty of room and 3 roosts. Any advice out there?One of them got out into the run yesterday and the hens didn't even seem to notice!