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[flypen]

Blue hen that got chicks unleashed holy h*ll on the peacock two days ago. Funniest thing I've seen in awhile.

You should see the Chihuahua get jumped on, its funny, but its not. I've came close to killing this Murphy hen, had her head in my hand yesterday, one of the Miner hens is rough too. She'll jump on you if one of her biddies squeals while your walking by.

 

[flypen]

Leiper stag, his tail is a little rough, but he's in and out of the nest trying to get the pullet to lay.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Leiper stag, his tail is a little rough, but he's in and out of the nest trying to get the pullet to lay.

I put a blue on a cord too close to my woodpile and he somehow managed to get his tail caught and yanked out half his d*mn tail. Never would have happened but I pulled him cause I thought he hurt the chick which turned out to be the hen causing the problems.

 

[roosterhavoc]

I got about 40 birds running at large and now I currently have a redtail hanging around. Anybody wanna take odds? J/k possibly

 

[flypen]

I got about 40 birds running at large and now I currently have a redtail hanging around. Anybody wanna take odds? J/k possibly

I had 3 smaller grey colored hawks trying to catch some biddies off guard.

 

[JShubin]

I got about 40 birds running at large and now I currently have a redtail hanging around. Anybody wanna take odds? J/k possibly

We need exact count in order to make any bets.

chicks raised by mamas are much better at surviving, even after their mama abandons them.

 

[JShubin]

I had 3 smaller grey colored hawks trying to catch some biddies off guard.

we have kestrel hawks here that are smaller and greyish.

The 3 werent working together were they? I dont think I have ever seen hawks hunting together.

 

[roosterhavoc]

We need exact count in order to make any bets.

chicks raised by mamas are much better at surviving, even after their mama abandons them.  

Yes but I am on the chicks team.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Kestrels are very tiny. It's near impossible to tell the difference between so many Hawks since half the younger ones look like something else

 

[JShubin]

Kestrels are very tiny. It's near impossible to tell the difference between so many Hawks since half the younger ones look like something else

thats true. especially this time of year..