To me, it doesn't look fresh. If it's healed like that then I wouldn't try to force it back into shape. If it's fresh you might try making her a little cardboard boot and wrapping it. I would not amputate or cull as I would prefer to wait and observe. Unless she is showing obvious signs of...
They have agreed to reship in May. Hopefully I get the right ones then. In the meantime I was able to rehome the polish and will raise up the others until I'm sure what they are.
My tractor supply marks chicks down substantially every week to every other week. I just ask the employees if they know when they're going to be marking them down to make room for the next shipment and would they give me a discount if I bought all of them. Ive gotten ducks for less than $1 each...
So I placed an order for chicks for May 6th but got an email saying they would be shipping early Feb. I figured I messed something up when checking out and just rolled with it and got the brooder ready early, no big deal. Well the chicks arrived today and only 6 of them look like what I ordered...
I was moving around some birds from my brooder into a grow out pen and realized I had one more female that looks like it might have wild type and barring. Does it look like she also got the mottling gene? Ignore the bald neck, she just got picked at by some of the older chicks and is still...
I don't have much to add other than I prefer to use tree loppers so it is instant and there's no second guessing. Can I ask, if you aren't planning to eat them, why not try to rehome them first? I personally eat my unwanted birds because it feels so wasteful to kill them and not even make a meal...