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I don't notice any unusual smell. His crop isn't hard but it does have food in it. He has food water and grit in the kennel with him. I'm going to let him rest for the night and reassess in the morning...I hate culling birds, but I also understand that is necessary for a healthy flock. I just hope whatever he has doesn't run through my flock. Im going to call a vet that was recommended by a friend that lives in farm country. Its about 40 minutes away but I need to know for knowledge sake. If nothing else, I like to learn from every situation...