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  1. Beginners Forum
    We’ve had chickens for about 4 months now, originally had 13 unsexed chicks which turned into 8 roosters and 5 hens, and now recently into just 5 hens. They aren’t free range but they have a coop and an unattached run that they usually switch between during the day and night that is much bigger...
    enrichment introducing flock pecking
  2. Behavior & Flock Management
    We have 5 hens that are almost 2 years old. We tried to introduce 2 silkies to the flock in October and they were less than thrilled. We ended up losing on of the silkies and the other one turned out to be a rooster. So he has kind of has pushed his way in to the flock of girls. We are...
    adding birds flocks introducing flock roost
  3. Behavior & Flock Management
    Situation: My original flock which now includes 13 hens and a rooster will not get along with the 4 new hens (their daughters). My first hatch of 12 ended up being more roos than anything, so since the hens are about a month away from 20 weeks old.....I decided to slowly incorporate them...
    behavior free range introducing flock pecking
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