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Re: Chickens Pecking
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Posted by Lanse on August 05, 2007 at 08:10:54 from (64.12.116.74):
In Reply to: Chickens Pecking posted by Davis In SC on August 04, 2007 at 20:46:19:
Move em'! I ended up with a few cases of this and took the victims out and let them roam free, outside the other chickens pasture. People may call you crazy for starting a victim protection program from your chickens, but its the difference between a dead bird and a happy one. I got 15 Rohade island red cockrals (males for warmth) when I mail-ordered my chicks, and three died, and I went in one night with a cat cage and a flashlight and "Abducted" the remaining 12 and caged them up for a week and then let them roam free around the barns and the yard. They now live in little "herds" and roam around in little packs of 3-5birds. They once attacked one of the cats...
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