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Looks like it's healing. When I got my RIR, Nevada, she had woulds all over her back, that looked very similar. I think they were from breeding. The vet said, well, they're healing, don't mess with them. I took about a month for full healing on the worst of them.
That’s good to know! My Mr Marans as a younger gent wasn’t quite as “adept” at the whole mating thing, and he did draw blood on Mrs Marans and her back ended up bare, but nothing this severe. He knows now what he’s doing, so he isn’t too hard on the girls. There wasn’t a Rooster in Zeta’s former flock, so I’m thinking she managed to cut herself on something in their run and at the sight of blood the flock moved in for a snack. She was much worse off a few weeks ago, according to her previous owner. She’s going to be leaving on a 3 week trip to visit family and her Husband likely won’t have time to nurse the single chicken, take care of the 4 YO boy, the flock, cattle, pigs, and work full time! Even dry and her not showing any real signs of the injury, her old flock was still apparently trying to cannabalize her when the owner tried to reintroduce her.