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:frow She lurks in the midst of night

I just watched a video of it, wicked. Apologies all.

Baffling, but I still don't see how a drake would beat a rooster especially being of game fowl.

Never know.. Lmao they never said humans would be bionic but we're already there and getting further into it.

Of course they'll figure it out, natural instincts! And since you've already tooken the steps necessary, you're doing it right. I normally wait till juveniles get home set before letting them run, at first they act scared but really want to be out, may be good to let them out and walk them back...

Interesting, how does a duck kill a chicken? Assuming by what you said, kill the hen? Because a rooster I doubt besides many domestic modern breeds, wouldn't just let a duck kill them.

And ducks and chickens can live together easily, I've seen and know too many people who cross their flocks together like that. And by cross I don't mean breed

I'm not very knowledgeable on this, but I know turkeys and chickens won't try, they know the difference it's obvious, but they are larger and if there was a fight to occur you'd have some injured turkeys or dead chickens.

ive been dealing with a flock infestation of corzya, I will be taking the necessary steps of culling and cleaning. Because I got LOTS of things to clean and disinfect. Here is a link the the other thread of the beginning issue and it has the comments of what I will be doing detailed there...

Thank you, that would be best as I'm about to drop upwards a 1k for some birds I definitely don't want it to repeat, I do have a new flypen on the opposite end of the yard that hasn't been used nor finished which it will be before I get the new fowl, would it be best to just put them there and...

Also what about the layers of poo and feathers in the dirt of the coop? I honestly don't feel like digging a foot deep in that coop as its big/tricky to maneuver through with the roosts.. Cant I just scraped top layer of dirt out disinfect, replace dirt and re disinfect?

Yes they were supposed to be used for breeding and made my mind up yesterday now they're all infected, I will cull sadly. However after culling and disinfecting the coop with DC, what else should I disinfect? When I scoop dirty dirt (choice of litter) and clean the coop, I dump the buckets of...

I keep getting told to just cull my infected birds. Most infected pulled has smelly nasal discharge and gurgling sounds like corzya

Bird lmao

Never seen such a mess lol

Never seen such a mess lol

Possibly, seen the papillae is just now popping into a bubble I see.

What are the age difference?

Put a divider between the two groups, can't just throw new hens with old ones. That will always end up that way.. Especially if they're real much older. It takes a slow slow introduction to get them together, since you only have five no need to start two social groups unless you have upwards of 7+

If I had enough land i would've tooken everyone and their birds in but sadly I live in city limits :( on a quarter acre. But I'm glad that everyone here are safe, I'm sorry I couldn't help none! And I created my profile in OK, too lazy to change it and not really far from OK anyhow.