Bruce
Herd Master
Glad to know Zorra isn't the only hen that can't count. She did better with the 2015's she raised form about 4 days old than with the 2017's that self raised for 3 weeks before she decided to mother them. I guess they were more independent and willing to wander away with 1 or 2 of their mates. Don't know how often I asked: "Zorra, where are the rest of your chicks?". She never answered nor did she go looking for them.Then I had to reunite a chick with its mom, somehow it got separated and the hen was already under the hay barn for the night and the little chick was chirping and didn't know where to go. It was dark so I had to go and get a light, crawl around in the dirt and find the hen and then convince the chick and hen that they belonged together.