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thank you all for the responses. The links are great. I'll addmit, Im very scared to do the bumblefoot surgery. Does it cause them tons of pain? I know this must be done in order to perserve her life, but man, it looks like it hurts big time. If I found a vet to do it, how much do you think...

Yes, she has a scab on both feet.

1) What type of bird , age and weight (does the chicken seem or feel lighter or thinner than the others.) 1 1/2 years old, BO, about 5Lbs 2) What is the behavior, exactly. lethargic, poofed out, not much appitite, noticed comb would turn pale pink while sleeping but red when awake. 3) How long...

Never tried it, and not keen on giving it a taste! Deep-fried Twinkie?

Alright, I'll give it a go... chjickengooiber Eh, close enough (Did I just type my username with my nose and post it to an online chicken forum?? Yes I did! )

Rot

We've skipped 42, Im adding one so that puts us at...\ 44

Eskimo

42

Has a beautiful dog, Husky I think?

Triple Twos!!!

Buttercream Icing Pennies

Kangaroo

41

Roach

The weirdest thing alive would probably be a baby snake. And non-living...hmm a bit of chalk? That's while i'm watching anyways... Who knows what they get to when i'm not looking

I've got the top of my run covered, granted it's only a measly 10x10'. I would agree with everyone else and say you should cover it with something like hardware cloth or chicken wire.

I'd love to meet up. I've never been to a chickenstock before but it sounds fun!

This exact thing happened to me just a few weeks ago. Five hens together since they were little chicks with no problems up until one of my Orpingtons went broody. It seemed she was forever banished from the flock- none of the other hens wanted anything to do with her and would chase her away...

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