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Poor thing had too much going against her, she passed. I've got 2 more due to hatch Tuesday so hopefully better luck with them.

We decided to help out the goose as she's been stuck in there so long. She definitely was malpositioned, her beak was right where I thought it was and she was trying to pip through the wrong end. She was also a sticky chick, there was a bunch of amber colored goo in there with her. She's fine...

This is the other end of the egg. I think the poor thing might be in there backwards, if you can see in the pic there's a black spot that is moving back and forth, think it may be his beak.

This is the air cell, definitely no internal pip

Egg is rocking and upon candling you can see alot of movement though.

There is no internal pip, no peeping.

Is this normal? This is my first time trying to hatch out goose eggs. There is alot of movement inside the egg so he's definitely alive in there but I thought sebastopols usually hatched out in 28 days so getting worried! Air cell looks great, not sure what he's doing in there?! Also, gosling...

Another pic

I noticed my turkey poult limping a few days ago so I separated him from the other birds for a few days. I took him out today to get some fresh air and he seems to be worse, he won't put any weight on the leg and all and mostly just lays about. His joint appears to be very swollen as well. I've...

I borrowed a pair of tin snips from the neighbor and she is free now thank god. Her neck looks awful though and I am worried it will be infected. How should I clean it or can I bandage it?

The feeder is metal, too thick to cut through. I tried pliers but I don't have enough room to wedge them in

Here is a pic, as you can see her neck looks horrible

I went out to my barn about an hour ago and found a guinea with its head completely stuck in one of the chick feeders. I've tried everything to get him out, even slathering the feeder in Crisco to help ease him out to no avail. His neck is all scraped up and bloody from trying to escape and he...