Can stress kill chickens

[Eggsakly]

~And misinformation is worse than no information at all.~

At my age I've learned that statements that are so general that they could apply to any topic whatsoever can appear to be profound to some people, but they don't really say anything at all, which of course, is the power of such statements. We all can immediately think of a situation where it could very well be true.

However, without context, such seemingly wise truisms are pretty lackluster.

I may not know what a necropsy of my Brahma would say, but I know what devaluing looks like. For your information, I worked in the medical field for 14 years, and the demand for a "diagnosis" from people on this board, a standard, before anyone can share an experience and an opinion, is pony poo-poo. And it is overbearing. And judging other people's posts as "misinformation" is devaluing.

And we can keep right on talking about our "problems," the problems the pony has about "misinformation," which I don't think is my problem, and my problem with that person trying to make me their problem. If you want to.

 

[Parront]

Usually just once...

Gary

LOL! But the crying would kill me, the Grandma!

 

[Parront]

I just want to say y'all are amazing! No one shares my passion I have developed for chickens! I found my people!

YEP, here are us chicken nuts. I have not had chickens for 20 years, just "house pet parrots", but I take credit for spreading the chicken virus to 3 children, who have all had chickens at one time or another. Sometimes, parents do pass insanity to their children, instead of the children giving it to us!

 

[bobbi-j]

LOL! But the crying would kill me, the Grandma!

That's why you unplug it when they go outside to play. Until they become teenagers. Then you tell them NOT to do it, because you know they'll try.

 

[Parront]

That's why you unplug it when they go outside to play. Until they become teenagers. Then you tell them NOT to do it, because you know they'll try.

Soooo true! You know those electric bug zapper flyswatters? Ask me about the nephew -- 19 years old -- who had to test it! LOL!

 

[bobbi-j]

Soooo true! You know those electric bug zapper flyswatters? Ask me about the nephew -- 19 years old -- who had to test it! LOL!

Of course he did.... Boys! Three teenage sons, friends, and electric fence. I'll just let you imagine it from there.

 

[Parront]

Of course he did.... Boys! Three teenage sons, friends, and electric fence. I'll just let you imagine it from there.

It is the little 6 year old who would break my heart! She also tests the limits!

 

[casportpony]

one austrorlorpe 2 use browns and 2 Dominique. One of those were a hen and lived.

So three different breeds of chickens died, and all four were cockerels?

 

[Michelle719]

So three different breeds of chickens died, and all four were cockerels?

2 hens 2 roosters

 

[Eggsakly]

wow. Are you going to check for toxins? If it was those breeds I might worry about something else.