Young flock stopped going to coop?

[aart]

I'd be willing to bet they're being drawn to the light.

Or the heat.

@KYfreerange could you post pic of the garage coop and the chicks leanto?
Is this hen still caring for the chicks:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...tarted-laying-may-be-adopting-chicks.1339427/

I assume you are in Kentucky, but would be good to add it to your profile.
It's easy to do, (laptop version shown), then it's always there!

 

[KYfreerange]

Or the heat.

@KYfreerange could you post pic of the garage coop and the chicks leanto?
Is this hen still caring for the chicks:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...tarted-laying-may-be-adopting-chicks.1339427/

I assume you are in Kentucky, but would be good to add it to your profile.
It's easy to do, (laptop version shown), then it's always there!
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No she isn't caring for the chicks. She was miserable yet doing it anyway. I took her back to my new flock where she came from. She is the main one whom hovers close to the babies in brooder outside. I'm convinced now that's what it is. Even my young rooster is acting like he wants to swell up on me for reaching into the brooder. I let both flocks out of their coops this morning. Going to give the young one another chance to go home on their own since i carried them there last night. I will get sum pictures in later. Yes I'm in Hancock County Kentucky