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How to introduce new chickens to chicken flock?!
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Introducing new chickens to your flock can feel like an egg-citing adventure, especially when you’re adding nine pullets to your existing trio of roosters and one lovely hen. Since you’re already familiar with your current feathered friends, it’s important to ensure a smooth transition for everyone involved. Patience is key! Wait until the new pullets are fully feathered and close to the same size as your established chickens. When the time comes, try the “see but don’t touch” method—keep the new arrivals in a separate pen where they can get acquainted visually. Gradually allow supervised interactions, and watch for any signs of fowl play. With careful introductions, your flock will soon be clucking in harmony! Happy chicken parenting!

| So we have three roosters and one hen (1st pic) that are 1 year old. We bought 9 more pullets this month (hoping all are hens this time 🤞🏼🤦🏻♀️). We’ve never had to do an introduction before. We’d obviously wait until the chicks are older and have all of their feathers.. but HOW should we introduce!? [link] [comments] |
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