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Yes the extent people go through is amazing. And they don't understand why vets don't train to take care of $5 chickens. Eugenics is frowned upon. People treat animals like their children. People don't want to get house dogs or cats fixed because they have a right to experience being a parent.

Click on Pic and some people put where they are.

go with your gut

Glad you all made it through.

praying also

I have had good luck with mini marshmallows in a dog proof

This has been a issue with some of my mixed families. The hen in the tree 10 ft above the crying chicks. I'm locking up coops with a light and hear them. Sometimes when I come over the hen comes down. Sometimes I have to knock her down with a pole. Sometimes she's smart enough that there's...

Big difference

That black one looks like he could star in a Jurassic park sequel 😱

How similar are the symptoms to botulism? I know someone who thinks they keep getting botulism.

Is there any time of year that is less prone to issues?

True But..... Kinda defeats the purpose stated in the thread title LOL

Lanky doesn't want to loose his hens.

Sorry you lost him but glad you could find the silver lining. I had an owl take out my breeding tom last week. But I was thinking I needed new blood in a couple years and didn't want to cull him.

Unfortunately unless there's a way to patten so they can make money, no one is going to spend money on a study and get it published for peer review.

I apologize if I offended you. :hugs I just thought you might have a link available. I don't have the best internet service being in a hollow and next to high power lines. I did find this https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0032579119475500

Probably like the red pepper used for blackhead in turkeys. ... Not able to patten so few studies. Where did you hear about using the coconut oil?

Yeppers Someone on here was breeding CX to Dixie and the NPIP inspector had to have a name to put on the form . .... So they were named toads :gig

I have to smash the burr oak acorns so the birds can eat them. They pick the meat out. Mowed up black walnuts are a favorite

Might be the hatchery they come from. I had a few CX from townline hatchery I bought at Big r. I skinned them and didn't see any wing claws, one I kept for breeding. Most of my flock is out of her, and I haven't seen any wing claws in the cockerels I harvested.