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[drumstick diva]

With those horns, I would think "unsafe" at any distance. Do the down turned ones cause them any grief, I would think they get caught In fences etc.

 

[superchemicalgirl]

Heck, I don't have any horns and I got caught in a fence earlier this week.

 

[drumstick diva]

SCG sounds like you need a constant caregiver

 

[superchemicalgirl]

I can always use adult supervision.

 

[pennyJo1960]

I have a caregiver twice a week but she mostly cleans the house

 

[superchemicalgirl]

I could use the cleaning service, too.

Just had a goat step on goat-chicken (the chicken that thinks shes a goat and lives with the goats instead of the chickens) and split her from neck down past her crop. We just had to finish her off.

It's always the unique ones that die. It's never the ones that just mosey through life.

 

[chickadoodles]

Scg I hope you will be ok.

 

[pennyJo1960]

I could use the cleaning service, too.

Just had a goat step on goat-chicken (the chicken that thinks shes a goat and lives with the goats instead of the chickens) and split her from neck down past her crop. We just had to finish her off.

It's always the unique ones that die. It's never the ones that just mosey through life.

Very sorry to hear that

 

[chickisoup]

I could use the cleaning service, too.

Just had a goat step on goat-chicken (the chicken that thinks shes a goat and lives with the goats instead of the chickens) and split her from neck down past her crop. We just had to finish her off.

It's always the unique ones that die. It's never the ones that just mosey through life.

So sorry

Here it's the ones that are the cranks and bullies that outlive my special sweet ones that they love to target

 

[Alaskan]

True.


I have also found that predators prefer the sweet beloved laying hens...never the extra cockerels.


scg that bites