drp1ckles
In the Brooder
- Jul 13, 2019
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I have one rooster and three hens. I got them all at the same time (along with two other roosters, but we gave them away), and they are all the same age.
Yesterday, I went to go feed my chickens and I noticed that there was blood all over the coop, and that my rooster (Momo) was bleeding on his comb and there was blood all over his neck. I don't know what to right now. It doesn't seem like a predator got inside the coop, and I don't know if one of the hens attacked him.
I can take a picture of him when I get home after school (I'm at school right now) if it's not raining, because it was raining earlier today.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Yesterday, I went to go feed my chickens and I noticed that there was blood all over the coop, and that my rooster (Momo) was bleeding on his comb and there was blood all over his neck. I don't know what to right now. It doesn't seem like a predator got inside the coop, and I don't know if one of the hens attacked him.
I can take a picture of him when I get home after school (I'm at school right now) if it's not raining, because it was raining earlier today.
Any help is greatly appreciated!