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There is a good deal of the episode that Rob is in at this link:
http://animal.discovery.com/videos/confessions-animal-hoarding-season-2-highlights/
There are four videos at this page; the chicken one is the second video listed.
Enjoy!
~~~Katy Skinner
www.thecitychicken.com
Well, actually....the exact way I do the deed is detailed on my site TheCityChicken.com. It's on the FAQ page. You'll have to scroll down to find it; just look for a picture of a chicken on a board with a hatchet next to it. ~~Katy
Update: Nothing bad happened to my hen that I put diaper ointment on (her comb). It eventually rubbed off, and she looks fine. Just thought I'd say that!
I live in the Pacific N.W. where it usually doesn't get below freezing. Last few days it's been in the single digits. I only have three hens at the moment. One is a brown Leghorn with a big floppy comb. I have read differing opinions on these message boards about using greasy stuff of any...
Sorry about the graphic picture. Yeah, maybe someone will see it in the future when searching the "Emergencies/Diseases/Injuries and Cures" message board here, when looking up "vent prolapse," etc. A picture speaks a thousand words. A thousand gross words in this case. I kinda missed my...
Thanks! I've chopped off a pet chicken's head I think 4 time in the past 15 years. Ug, it's not fun. I've had lots of chickens over the years, but just as pets. ---Katy Skinner (thecitychicken.com)
I posted this at dom_bird, too, but wanted to post a picture of the prolapsed oviduct, too, for future reference for others trying to diagnose a prolapsed vent. She was a year old Rhode Island White hen. I had to chop her head off yesterday. She had a prolapsed oviduct, which I tried to fix a...