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Say I decide what I wish to mate and place them together for say 4 days then seperate. And I do this with all my birds that I want mating to which, then seperate them all back into Cockbirds and hens. Then reintroduce them back together in another 3 -4 weeks say. Would they bond and stay together. And settle easier?  :-/

Yes I would let the hens chose and be settled in their' own nest boxes before putting the cock birds in?

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Say I decide what I wish to mate and place them together for say 4 days then seperate. And I do this with all my birds that I want mating to which, then seperate them all back into Cockbirds and hens. Then reintroduce them back together in another 3 -4 weeks say. Would they bond and stay together. And settle easier?  :-/

Yes I would let the hens chose and be settled in their' own nest boxes before putting the cock birds in?

 

yes thats what i do every year rolly i also put a pair outside for an hr and them split them when you repair they think that was the hen they were  with last year defo works for me

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Ive been putting all my pairs together for a few hours each day, some in nest boxes with a front dividing them, others in seperate sections and a pair in the aviary. Hoping when they are put together to have less problemss.

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