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Susan is just so pretty!

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Is she actually broody? Maybe I'm misunderstanding. You say she roosts if you put her in the coop? A broody will want to sit in a nest all day and all night except for a few moments a couple times a day to grab a snack and go poop. If she's broody you do have the right cage. If she's not broody...

If she's a determined broody you might want to put her in the "broody breaker" cage for at least 3 days and nights. It cools her engine and makes her forget about nests for awhile.

I used peepers on my bully BR. She never stopped pecking at the one hen she didn't like, but it was enough to slow her down so the victim could relax knowing she could just move away. I ended up rehoming my BR to a gal with a huge flock. Now my problem is instead of 5 of the 6 hens laying eggs I...

Such great news! :yesss:Here's hoping it continues!:fl

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If she's broody you don't need or want a nest unless you want her to hatch eggs. She won't lay eggs until awhile after she breaks her broodiness. Just put her in with food and water, no bedding of any kind. I cover on top with a board slightly bigger than the surface of the top of the cage so...

When referring to jail time/separation is it possible to do it the same as integration? I mean leaving the prisoner in full view of the flock possibly even able to put heads in or out of the bars? If I ever have to jail another bully I would prefer to do it that way. I use a dog crate for...