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[EmmaRainboe]

You can have mine, he’s of the extra large turkey quail type, and he’s not buff-View attachment 3108338

Someone slurped the feathers off his face.

 

[Chicken poppy]

Someone slurped the feathers off his face.

Either a vacuum got ahold of them, or they went for a haircut.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

Either a vacuum got ahold of them, or they went for a haircut.

Probably the vacuum.

He needs to put DE on his head. It’s a magical baldness curer

 

[JustBabyMargo]

He needs to put DE on his head. It’s a magical baldness curer

I don’t have any of that, so I guess he’ll just have to remain bald He thinks he’s gorgeous.

 

[Chicken poppy]

Probably the vacuum.

He needs to put DE on his head. It’s a magical baldness curer

Or some good ol hair in a can.

 

[Chicken poppy]

I don’t have any of that, so I guess he’ll just have to remain bald He thinks he’s gorgeous.View attachment 3108490

Rude.

He is very stunning, yes. Like his little head floppy.

 

[Lemon-Drop]

Wow. People were chatty while I was gone today!


I’m so sorry for your loss, Emma. Did the quail have a name?

Also, Emma, I’m sorry that you now have a buff Orpington-maybe you can follow this recipe:
In a large bucket, mix 2 gallons ACV with 4 cups diatomaceous earth, 2 tablespoons crushed garlic, and a quarter cup of diced oregano. Pour the mixture over the affected buff hen. The wonderful healing properties of this mix will fix those feathers quickly. Repeat twice a day, and after the first year of that, add it to the water to make sure your hen stays the desired color. Otherwise, she could revert back to the buff horror of previous times. The reason this works is that these ingredients are 100% scientifically proven to cure all ails!

(This is a joke, for people who don’t know. While I’m not a huge fan of buffs, I certainly would not torture any creature with this treatment!)

Have a good night, everyone! Time for Lemon to get some sleep.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

I don’t have any of that, so I guess he’ll just have to remain bald He thinks he’s gorgeous.View attachment 3108490

He cute

 

[EmmaRainboe]

Wow. People were chatty while I was gone today!


I’m so sorry for your loss, Emma. Did the quail have a name?

Also, Emma, I’m sorry that you now have a buff Orpington-maybe you can follow this recipe:
In a large bucket, mix 2 gallons ACV with 4 cups diatomaceous earth, 2 tablespoons crushed garlic, and a quarter cup of diced oregano. Pour the mixture over the affected buff hen. The wonderful healing properties of this mix will fix those feathers quickly. Repeat twice a day, and after the first year of that, add it to the water to make sure your hen stays the desired color. Otherwise, she could revert back to the buff horror of previous times. The reason this works is that these ingredients are 100% scientifically proven to cure all ails!

(This is a joke, for people who don’t know. While I’m not a huge fan of buffs, I certainly would not torture any creature with this treatment!)

Have a good night, everyone! Time for Lemon to get some sleep.

Nope, no name for the quail. I wasn’t attached to it at all, so wasn’t super hard emotionally, but still sucks. I hate when animals die.

And thanks for the recipe! I’ll try that tomorrow

 

[Lemon-Drop]

Nope, no name for the quail. I wasn’t attached to it at all, so wasn’t super hard emotionally, but still sucks. I hate when animals die.

And thanks for the recipe! I’ll try that tomorrow

I’m sorry for your loss. May s/he Rest In Peace.


You’re welcome!