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Big suggestion to consider. As I said all turkey are very susceptible. If your resident will turkey start dying, then it is in your area

Well I'm not certain for outdoor poultry, but with poultry barns they will look fine for a day or two, then all get very sluggish for a day or two, then they die. But like I said that is a poultry barn so sadly you probably won't know it is there until it is too late

Your chick has splayed legs. It is fixable, but a long process that is difficult for the chick. Splayed lags is commonly caused by the chick being on too smooth of a surface at hatching, but I personally have seen it happen even with good flooring. My theory is that is can also be caused by poor...

Hello. I am a UTM student, and I very recently attended a national poultry association meeting. At the meeting we discussed avian influenza. From the information I gathered from the meeting I will give you some suggestions. First, you should find out if you are located in a major flyway for wild...

The ground was too dry for any tracks. We set up live traps and left them at the dig site and between the baby and adult coops for 5 nights. We didn't catch anything and it seems to have given up for now. My guess would have to be a raccoon or fox since the coyots around me are too big to fit in...

Update to this morning. The Predator came back and tried to dig into my coop

The only damage done thankfully is the injured roo and one gone. No prints, no pieces, no blood. Any one have any ideas? It is small enough it fit through a 1'X1' chicken door, and only left feathers behind. We live in West TN if that helps with Predator suggestions

Never heard a sound. I found my 6 youngest hens in the wrong area, one of my 3 bantam roos with a deep cut above his tail, and the second roo gone.

I have a flock of 7 hens and use to be 4 roos. I had gone to visit future in-laws and asked my mom to watch them. She was home all day and night. She let them out at 6 this morning and when i came home at 1 there was a lot of feathers in the coop along with a small trail of feathers leading to...

HELLO WORLD!!! WE HAVE ARRIVED!!

I figured so from when I vent sexed them when I got them, but she was so squirmy that it was hard to tell. Thank you for the help

It's a little blurry but here

Roughly one month old

We have a silky and I mix chick that are indoor chicks. The silky has messed up feet so it can't get away from predators, and the other is too small for the flock and thus became the house buddy for our silky.I think the silky is female but I want other opinions. I am quite certain though that...

I found a reference picture of these birds for you. I hope it helps.

That pic is looking like a little roo, but watch the tail, comb, and back feathers. If the tail feathers curl, the comb grows big, and the back feathers become long and slender, and drape down the sides, you have a boy. If the comb stays smaller, the tail stays straight, and the back feathers...

A handsome young man

Certainly a roo by the comb too. Not sure what type though

What are Ebony and Summer thinking?

Definitely a lovely little lady. She has such pretty colors