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[sdm111]

I haven't had any known cases of cocci or worms. I have however in the past found an otherwise healthy bird stone dead. So who knows.

been there. Namely a black stag I had. Around here they'll get loaded up with cocci. When I do treat its 1 teaspoon of the 20% for 3 days and they're good

 

[sdm111]

It's not if they get ****, it's if they can fight ****. Believe me I'm not naive or arrogant enough to think they don't have or had anything

 

[Texicano]

I haven't had any known cases of cocci or worms. I have however in the past found an otherwise healthy bird stone dead. So who knows.

Maybe you have bred super immune birds that never get sick and your genetics are perfect.

 

[Texicano]

youngest 16' stag

 

[roosterhavoc]

Maybe you have bred super immune birds that never get sick and your genetics are perfect.

i never said anything of the sort. A few months ago I had 1.5 leiper stag acting real bad. Think it was enteritis. Gave him a shot of liquamycin. He was fine one day and by the next morning half dead. He recovered quickly.
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[roosterhavoc]

I clearly said cocci and worms genius. This past year just about every stag that threw down and drew blood got fowl pox. Some wet and dry. Since it's a virus anyway all recovered with no meds.
Your right though my birds generally are pretty healthy especially for the amount I have in the relatively small space.

 

[roosterhavoc]

 

[flypen]

 

[B123]

Still looking nice, Flypen.

 

[sdm111]

Nice, wasn't u trying to hatch some spangle? Them hackles are a perfect example of spangled