They are in a sectioned off part of a lean to with 3 sides walls and one side mesh. If I put food right outside the lean to do you think the escapees will come eat? They have to be thirsty as it is 90 degrees and they’ve been gone for 3-4 hours. I just hope they don’t get dehydrated and overheated.
I was planning to free range in 2-3 weeks. I put water by the lean to but need to put food. I might try the cage thing. I’ll see. I’m about to go check again and I’m they aren’t there then will go back out around 3:30-4:00. Thank you for all the suggestions.
You're welcome. I hope things work out.I was planning to free range in 2-3 weeks. I put water by the lean to but need to put food. I might try the cage thing. I’ll see. I’m about to go check again and I’m they aren’t there then will go back out around 3:30-4:00. Thank you for all the suggestions.
I'd go a bit further than just inside, otherwise you may be chasing 3 more. You want to be not so close as to threaten them but close enough to shut that entry once they go in.They are in a sectioned off part of a lean to with 3 sides walls and one side mesh. If I put food right outside the lean to do you think the escapees will come eat? They have to be thirsty as it is 90 degrees and they’ve been gone for 3-4 hours. I just hope they don’t get dehydrated and overheated.
Thanks for the reply.
(I do have a fishing net I use for my super crazy chicks when I need to look at them, but it has a hole in it. I can try to zip tie the hole.)
Still nothing. Hope they come back to their siblings when it gets darker.
