It's a process - NOT a result | MOMMA HEN METHOD PART THREE | How To Get Super Cuddly Chickens

Having super cuddly chickens is more than picking a chicken up and hoping it lets you cuddle it, it's a whole journey with a world of wonder awaiting you, and the result is that your chickens will actually cuddle you BACK! There's no better feeling. Cuddly chickens and the process to getting them super cuddly, is one of my absolute favorite parts of keeping backyard chickens as pets. I'm calling it the Momma Hen Method because we are here to learn from the best example, the momma hen herself. In this video, I'll be sharing PART THREE that dives into integrating your chickens into their environment. When this step is done with attentive care, not only do you gain and exponential amount of knowledge about your chickens, you gently transition them into their homes while keeping all the trust and structure you've already put into place through steps one and two, Imprinting and Implementing. I've put this to the test with my backyard chickens and this approach works if you are ready to be all in. If you want cuddly backyard chickens like mine or you're just curious about how I get them to be so cuddly and want to learn a little bit about these incredible creatures, this is a must-watch series for you. I'm so excited to share with you this glimpse into my momma hen life with my beloved feathered babies! *please note all safety precautions throughout* 💛 SOCIAL LINKS Instagram: @earthlingsuncaged TikTok: @earthlingsuncaged TIME STAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:51 Natural Integration 3:00 Unnatural Integration 4:08 First Outings 4:40 Flock Integration 6:17 Beyond The Brooder 7:10 Rebuilding My Set Up 7:40 Heart & Consistency 9:26 Outro ✨ Question of the day: What's the longest amount of time you've ever spent with an animal outside, without checking any electronic devices? 🐓 Drop it in the comments ⬇️ I’d love to hear! 💛 Don’t forget to like and subscribe→ new videos every week. Your support means to the world to me! Read more about my animals and my horse rescue story on www.vivorssanctuary.com With love, M