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I agree.
I agree.
Hopefully it doesn't have any diseases. I see zero quarantine was involved.
She has been roaming close by for months, and often times eating with my other chicks whenever I let them free roam, so I hope she's disease free. Thank you all, I didn't even think about that.
I see that too. Not something I would do due to biosecurity, but if the bird has been roaming around the OP's flock for a long while, quarantine wouldn't help anyway.
If she was living by herself, she was either dumped or her entire feral flock was killed, so the OP made the right choice. This doesn’t sound like the same situation as the one in Hawaii, for example, where there is low predator pressure and ideal temperatures for the feral chicken flocks.Do you not think she might be better off staying wild?
Oh I know. I didn't assume that it was though. They didn't say.
I see that too. Not something I would do due to biosecurity, but if the bird has been roaming around the OP's flock for a long while, quarantine wouldn't help anyway.
I don't know enough about the circumstances to comment further. It was just a thought.If she was living by herself, she was either dumped or her entire feral flock was killed, so the OP made the right choice. This doesn’t sound like the same situation as the one in Hawaii, for example, where there is low predator pressure and ideal temperatures for the feral chicken flocks.