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Sometimes the "good 'ol days remedies" are the best...I'll keep that in the back of my mind (what's left of it!) for future reference!!This is what I've done...but as a last resort....but it has worked beautifully....
I too had a pecking problem. My little EE bantam was starting to get some serious injuries from pecking. Out of desperation I contacted our local feed store and they sent me home with a can of pine tar made for horse hooves. We dabbed a good amount on her where she was getting pecked. Almost overnight it stopped. I think it tastes terrible to them, and they won't peck again to avoid it.
This was less than a week ago. No new injuries have shown up and while she's bald on her head, her skin is pink and healthy looking. The pine tar seems to wear off after a day or two. We only had to reapply once. We aren't planning to do it again unless the pecking returns.