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Crowing
That happened to my Brahma girl as well. She now has a terrible limp as she recovers. Good luck to you!Update
We have found that 3 out of 4 of the Brahmas had dirt stuck in deep wells created between the toes on the underside of the foot. We dug it out, and some of them need soaking first. We used a strong squirt bottle with saline water for that, as in these temps wet feathers are out of the question. A Butler gum dental tool helped getting the dirt out as well.
The most active and also lightest of them didn’t have it. About 3 weeks later we checked again, and the “foot wells” of the heavier birds had some dirt again, but not as bad.
We will be checking them all at least once a month.