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Here is small e book that i write for people who ant raise some bantam. ceratinly i will also update the information. this may simple but it could help you to raise .
You can click the link below my ebook
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A Reflection on a Mistake: My Aggressive
Hen
I once raised a hen that showed unexpected
aggression. The hen black bettle color and also tall. At first, I didn’t
realize the seriousness of her behavior. But soon, she began kicking the
roosters — one of them even suffered an eye injury. I was shocked. Later, she
also hurt her own chick. That was when I realized something was deeply wrong.
Looking back, I now understand that the
problem started with my own mistake. I had placed the hen in a narrow cage,
which likely made her feel stressed or territorial. That tight space may have
triggered her aggression. I did not the size exatcly for the hen but the other
chicken was comfort use the pen. I regret not noticing the warning signs
earlier. I should have trimmed her nails or separated her sooner to avoid
injuries.
I also suspect that the hen came from a
village where chickens are allowed to roam freely. In those settings, hens may be
less aggressive because they have more space and freedom. In contrast, keeping
her confined likely increased her stress and caused this behavior.
For a moment, I considered “de-toeing” —
removing the claws — but I soon realized it would be cruel. Besides, I didn’t
have the proper tools, nor the antiseptic to avoid infection or tetanus. The practice
of “de-toeing” is common in commercial chciken farm.
In the end, I made the difficult decision
to replace the hen with another. Eventually, I put the aggressive hen down, not
out of anger, but out of responsibility. It was not a pleasant experience, but
I learned something important: as an animal owner, we must provide a proper
environment and always observe early signs of stress or danger.
This experience taught me to be more
careful, more thoughtful, and more responsible in caring for animals. Mistakes
can hurt — not just ourselves, but also the creatures under our care.
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i took the photo at the landfill, where there is a lot waste and rubiish on there. this place is a transift before any rubbish dump in final place. there are so many plastic that you can see at the photo. you must be difficult to find any chicken in this photo.
It is common prcatice in underdeveloped country to raise chicken or cattle in landfill. it is cheaper than raise chicken in the flock.
There are some risk raise chicken in the landfil such as:
1. disease transmition. the landfill is full of disease. the chicken eat the rubbish may bring some danger diseases such as salmonellea and avian flu
2.the lack of nutrition . rubbish is bad food and lack of nutirion.
3. i believe there is such toxic in landfill. the pestiside can kill the chciken.
4. the chicken also spread the waste. they use the feed to find but it spread the waste
5. Either the Meat and the egg is not health. what chicken eat influence the meat and egg quality.
I feel so pity my chicken pluck its own feather. It also eats
the feather. I feel so guilty to see my chicken done it. Is suspect I have some
mistake in raising them. Well, I raise in large enough coop. the air is so
fresh but I cannot guarantee the air quality of my town is good. There are so
many factory and vehicles that make the air is so bad.
Raise a chicken or some chicken in my house is not suitable.
The weather is so hot. It sunny season and the rain is so low. The extreme of
weather make the chicken pluck their own feather.
Actually, the house is little. We are lack of the free
space. I dream someday I have large enough house where I can raise two or three
chicken at there.
There is some reason why chicken pluck their own feather.
One reason is mites and parasites. The mites make the chicken discomfort. The
chicken plucks the feather in order to remove the mites from its feather.
Some chicken just gets one kind of chicken feed that is lack
of nutrients. They chicken eat its feather in order to fulfil the nutrient
need. The owner should provide various chicken feed or they can raise the
chicken at free range that provide so many chicken feed. At the limited place,
a chicken just receive food from it’s own master. Sometimes we find the owner
just feed them with rice or pollard only.
Live in limited place also make the chicken bore. They
become stressed. The chicken usually lives in a group or pen, where they can
interact to other and it make them happy. With limited place they can go to
anywhere and find some food out there. Plucking its own feather make them have
a job to reduce its stress. Certainly, it hurt them.
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