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[Texicano]

If his like my birds then he is 3/4way threw molto. Damn good reason to feel like sh*t

I get the birds aren't all uppity when they're pushing out the rest of their feathers, but it's the loss of weight that stood out, to me anyways.

 

[Texicano]

I'll keep y'all posted either way.
Duece

 

[hillbilly91]

Agreed due to the worms. I'm just watch and act accordingly

 

[hillbilly91]

3biddies hatched so far off my original line red quill. 8eggs to go. Last hatch of the season for me.

 

[hillbilly91]

 

[sdm111]

That is what happened to the one I had. It was a rather quick transition and a stag I really liked. I don't recall him losing weight, but the tail did not not correct. Maybe I culled a stag that just needed wormed...

there was a fella a few yrs ago on here that culled all his birds only to find out that he described fowl pox to a t but the cull already went through

 

[sdm111]

Wry neck is another thing that may or may not be a vitamin deficiency. I’ve ony had a few and they were leiper pullets but I cull them too.

I've never seen that in person

 

[B123]

there was a fella a few yrs ago on here that culled all his birds only to find out that he described fowl pox to a t but the cull already went through

That sucks!

 

[B123]

I've never seen that in person

As a kid, I remember going with my dad to pick up some hens with wry neck. They had Marek's or Newcastle, I can't remember which.

From the web.
There are multiple causes of wry neck in chickens. Vitamin deficiencies. Head trauma Botulism Newcastle disease Fowl cholera (FC) Avian encephalomyelitis (AE) Aspergillosis Marek’s disease (MD) Listeriosis Ear infection

 

[roosterhavoc]

As a kid, I remember going with my dad to pick up some hens with wry neck. They had Marek's or Newcastle, I can't remember which.

From the web.
There are multiple causes of wry neck in chickens. Vitamin deficiencies. Head trauma Botulism Newcastle disease Fowl cholera (FC) Avian encephalomyelitis (AE) Aspergillosis Marek’s disease (MD) Listeriosis Ear infection

Makes even more sense with backyard flocks to just put them down then.