I recently had to rehome my Pilgrim goslings due to non-stop nearly canabalistic chewing on the poor duckies tails/butts.
They were in pretty terrible shape but are recovering much faster than i expected, a few still have very funny-looking butts though.
this is my sweet little 'stumpy butt"... she was the worst off of all of them, the goslings had chewed her whole tail off and left a bloody nub, needless to say, she was babied... A LOT. She's a keeper
The sweet little bitty babies
Their new brooding area in the new chicken coop... the chickens will have to wait their turn
Chuck Duck checking everything out, except the babies, lol.
Chuck & Zoli
Like I could leave out sweet little Hodgins!!! the most adorable little baby in the brooder. She(
) hatched in the incubator so I am hoping that raising her with the ducklings from the start will keep her from starting the nasty chewing. of course a bigger brooder helps.

this is my sweet little 'stumpy butt"... she was the worst off of all of them, the goslings had chewed her whole tail off and left a bloody nub, needless to say, she was babied... A LOT. She's a keeper

The sweet little bitty babies
Their new brooding area in the new chicken coop... the chickens will have to wait their turn

Chuck Duck checking everything out, except the babies, lol.
Chuck & Zoli
Like I could leave out sweet little Hodgins!!! the most adorable little baby in the brooder. She(

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