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It can get a bit hairy at times. We sectioned off the coop at the back...originally for roosters but also now for broodies/chicks. Or laying hens for eating eggs. I've got one on guinea eggs. The rest...are a pain.View attachment 1020239
This bird sits out front of a restaurant a couple of miles from my house.
That's an awesome pic! Wow, poor guy...he's weighted AND chained. Bad rooster!
I hate losing them like that. I don't know how people manage to raise chicks in a free-ranging flock; too many times, when I've had hens sitting on eggs around the other chickens, I'd find a pecked-to-death chick as the first indication that the eggs were starting to hatch. I finally learned to risk the hen abandoning the eggs by putting her somewhere else, safe from the other birds.
I find myself forgetting to say things sometimes...lol.Please, don't forget to click the "Like" button as you read the posts. For now, they are not limited like before, so you can click on all the posts. They are counted.
X2scg the quilt is beautiful ....

I have one hen that LOVESHE to go broody. ...and then pecks to death anything that hatches.
At first I thought she was a first timer...and would get a hang of things...nope.
She likes to brood eggs and kill chicks.

that is lovely.... I am curious how do you get your quilting stitching so perfect is it free hand or a pattern you call up on the sewing machine.Bunny, I notice that rooster has a very secure leash. Just goes to show you how much people will want a giant metal rooster.
Finally woke up enough to function as a human being. Did my workout, then finished quilting block #3.
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I have one hen that LOVESHE to go broody. ...and then pecks to death anything that hatches.
At first I thought she was a first timer...and would get a hang of things...nope.
She likes to brood eggs and kill chicks.
While I have heard of hens pecking another hen's chicks to death, I have not heard much about hens that always pick their own hatches to death.
I agree that she needs a hot bath with salt, carrots, potatoes, onions, egg noodles, garlic, etc.
