I doubt that handling or touching his crop had any part in his death... When their organs shut down, the crop doesn't empty and the are way more likely to vomit even when handles gently. Vomiting is sometimes one of the things they do right before they die.
Thank you.
I'm impressed! Thank you!LOL, I must reply to this....
We started applying medals at 11:48 am and were done at 12:23 pm. We applied almost almost 400 medals manually in less than 30 minutes.
Sometimes you'll see something obvious, sometimes you won't Kuddos for doing it!Not likely, we don't have the terrifying beasties here that you have... Still possible, though.
I did a necropsy, couldn't see anything, so
Thanks. It was hard to get pictures whilst still keeping the camera clean, but I got a few... They're on the other thread, if you didn't see them.
I just saw them... I don't really know much about chicken insides but I do know that looking for those pics while eating was a bad idea...
I just wish I had thought of it before.
That bad?I just saw them... I don't really know much about chicken insides but I do know that looking for those pics while eating was a bad idea...
It stunk! How long did you leave it before cutting it open?That bad?
This went a lot better than the last time I tried to do a necropsy. No stench.
I didn't. It just smelled due to a raging infection.
Yuch... I think I will pass on that smell, that would really put me off my ice cream.
