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  1. ChickenShepherd_6116

    To kill a hen or to not kill a hen, that's the question...

    Update on the hen in question: One of my friends said she would take her to live out the rest of her days in my friends flock. Nothing is confirmed, but I hope it works out, that way my ISA Brown doesn't have to die... I will update again when the final decision is made!
  2. ChickenShepherd_6116

    To kill a hen or to not kill a hen, that's the question...

    Hmm, I've never heard of Capillary worm infestation... I'm not going to treat it because I would rather just kill her, but it's interesting that that could be the reason for the yolk and eating habits.
  3. ChickenShepherd_6116

    To kill a hen or to not kill a hen, that's the question...

    Oof, that sounds like I would have to be brave. I have never killed a chicken, and that sounds scary. 😅
  4. ChickenShepherd_6116

    To kill a hen or to not kill a hen, that's the question...

    Would shooting her be a humane way to kill her? I know someone who killed their roo that way and I'm thinking about sending my hen to him.
  5. ChickenShepherd_6116

    To kill a hen or to not kill a hen, that's the question...

    Many of my chickens are pets, but this hen is for egg laying because she has never been very nice.
  6. ChickenShepherd_6116

    To kill a hen or to not kill a hen, that's the question...

    Would her meat still taste good? She is pretty old...
  7. ChickenShepherd_6116

    To kill a hen or to not kill a hen, that's the question...

    I have a 5yo ISA Brown hen who physically is in fine health, but she rarely lays eggs anymore, and when she does, they have super soft shells, or the yolk is almost white in color; so I don't eat them. I know it isn't a food problem because my younger hens lay really good eggs. Along with not...
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