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New Chickens Won T Sleep In Coop. There are a number of reasons for this. If predators visit the coop at night, it can dissuade. What we are trying to do is train the chickens that their coop is a safe place to sleep at night. I have found that younger chickens, particularly pullets and cockerals, tend to be a little more adventurous and like to try sleeping on Well the chickens won't go into the coop when it gets dark. Why won’t my chickens sleep on their roost? There are some common reasons why this may be happening: An overcrowded coop with no available roosting poles. Not returning to the roost to sleep is more common among younger chicks, or newly. It’s a new coop your flock is unsure of. When you have new chickens, they need to know where “home” is. Now fast forward to this week, the three new hens are sleeping outside on a roost instead of inside again. So every night for the last week i pick them up and put them into the coop. The chicken coop is where they need to be every night to roost. Chickens may stop going into their coop at night if it is dirty or has a pest infestation.

Well the chickens won't go into the coop when it gets dark. Not returning to the roost to sleep is more common among younger chicks, or newly. So every night for the last week i pick them up and put them into the coop. If predators visit the coop at night, it can dissuade. An overcrowded coop with no available roosting poles. Now fast forward to this week, the three new hens are sleeping outside on a roost instead of inside again. Why won’t my chickens sleep on their roost? I have found that younger chickens, particularly pullets and cockerals, tend to be a little more adventurous and like to try sleeping on Chickens may stop going into their coop at night if it is dirty or has a pest infestation. It’s a new coop your flock is unsure of.

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New Chickens Won T Sleep In Coop It’s a new coop your flock is unsure of. Now fast forward to this week, the three new hens are sleeping outside on a roost instead of inside again. There are some common reasons why this may be happening: The chicken coop is where they need to be every night to roost. Chickens may stop going into their coop at night if it is dirty or has a pest infestation. Not returning to the roost to sleep is more common among younger chicks, or newly. There are a number of reasons for this. I have found that younger chickens, particularly pullets and cockerals, tend to be a little more adventurous and like to try sleeping on Why won’t my chickens sleep on their roost? What we are trying to do is train the chickens that their coop is a safe place to sleep at night. Well the chickens won't go into the coop when it gets dark. It’s a new coop your flock is unsure of. So every night for the last week i pick them up and put them into the coop. An overcrowded coop with no available roosting poles. If predators visit the coop at night, it can dissuade. When you have new chickens, they need to know where “home” is.