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Do you “punish” (not abuse) your chickens?
They chased and the female wyandottes just joined in for some reason.- PhantomSlayer
- Post #53
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Do you “punish” (not abuse) your chickens?
The males would start chasing and pecking our buff orpington, black australorp, barred rocks and sometimes pulling a feather here and there. (They weren't even crowing yet) Alot of the time chasing all the non wyandotte hens away from the food and treats. Making the wyandotte hens join in on the...- PhantomSlayer
- Post #50
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Do you “punish” (not abuse) your chickens?
Our wyandotte roosters were going after all of the hens and in turn the wyandotte hens were also going after other hens. We got rid of the roosters yesterday.- PhantomSlayer
- Post #47
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Do you “punish” (not abuse) your chickens?
Thats helpful. Might have to attempt that we have 4 problem wyandottes. Were getting rid of the 2 roosters but if the hens dont stop being bullies they might have to go as well if we can't get them to stop bullying the others.- PhantomSlayer
- Post #41
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Do you “punish” (not abuse) your chickens?
This might be a stupid question but when people say they "peck" their chickens what do they mean by that? A poke?- PhantomSlayer
- Post #36
- Forum: Managing Your Flock