I have to talk POLISH!

Just a little story to share-- I have a cuckoo pullet that was shipped from several states away and was delivered on 11/16 (almost 30 days ago). She is a beautiful WC cuckoo. Well, she didn't eat ANYTHING the first 6 days. We wormed her, checked her for lice and mites several times (she was clean), and began force feeding her. Gave her yogurt, cottage cheese and apple cider vinegar in her water, too. I even gave her daily vestibular treatments in case she had vertigo from the long shipping. Well, FINALLY yesterday and today she started eating on her own. Don't know which intervention helped the most, but just yesterday I started mentioning we may have to look into ringing her anorexic neck. Iguess
if she has a huge crest likely she had memorized where her food and water was in the pen at her previous home. In a new environment she couldn't find it. pull the crest back with a ponytail holder or trim it with scissors so she can see.
 
I really hope she continues to eat. I have a great cuckoo male (that won best junior, see picture a few posts back). I hope she improves so I can put them together. If not, Im going to put him with wc black and hope some offspring come out cuckoo.
 
anybody here going to the Northeastern poultry Congress in Springfield? I have two polish hens (the gold spangled and the white) that I would sell or trade for a production layer or a jersey giant. Anything big! I need it for something...... thanks!
 
anybody here going to the Northeastern poultry Congress in Springfield? I have two polish hens (the gold spangled and the white) that I would sell or trade for a production layer or a jersey giant. Anything big! I need it for something...... thanks!
ooooh i'm going
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but I don't have any to trade
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I just hope I don't get slammed haha. Not even sure yet if my boy is show quality.
 

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