Jason's being a goblin

[Lgbchickie]

UPDATE: my uncle is going to take him for his flock because he has around 70 hens and only 3 roosters; he'll take him so that he can hatch more chicks because he used to have 200 but some predators got into his yard over a few nights and stole them

 

[Lgbchickie]

nevermind -_- he woulent take him the lady who gave him to us said she would just butcher him sooo i dont know what to do

 

[Mrs. K]

Send him to her, what she does with him is none of your business, he will then be her bird.

When one owns chickens, you have to look at the flock, and not so much individual birds. This bird is not working out in your flock or really with you. The birds he is being hard on don't deserve this.

Who knows, the lady might decide she likes him, and he might fit better over there. But really, you need to move him out of your flock anyway that you can.

Mrs.K

 

[Lgbchickie]

hes been acting better now with us he let me pick him up yesterday

 

[Lgbchickie]

We ended up culling him Friday im starting to feel guilty I know I'm being hard on myself tho

 

[Lgbchickie]

How do I mark this as resolved

 

[Mrs. K]

As for being guilty, do know that you are going to enjoy having chickens again. It really is not a human fault, it is just a fault in their genetic wiring. Most of us keep the first one too long, and then later realize we don't deserve to be attacked. Or constantly vigilant and worried.

 

[Lgbchickie]

As for being guilty, do know that you are going to enjoy having chickens again. It really is not a human fault, it is just a fault in their genetic wiring. Most of us keep the first one too long, and then later realize we don't deserve to be attacked. Or constantly vigilant and worried.

I do still enjoy keeping chickens it's just his litte half-brother is starting to try to step up now and he's always been a bit of a biter so he's not a help to my anxiety