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yes, it'd be weaker muscle wise, but the skeletal structure should still be fine and not prone to easier breakage.

they weigh more on the wing than you are thinking, it also makes taping the wing up much more easy than a full feathered wing. actually feather weight is what causes angle wing too just so you know, it's the weight of the rapid growing feathers compiled with weak mucsle and skeletal structure.

Quote: yep that will be your best bet. It's not angel wing for sure, as mentioned that a duckling problem adults cant get it after they are grown. It's a break or sprain. You might want to clip off all the feathers to lighten the load on it and wrap it up as mentioned for a week or two, after...