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    Something ate the rear end of my hen and skinned her? (Central California)

    Probably not a dog because the run is gated, I have not found any holes. It is pretty big though and some fence is covered w plants. So nothing likes butts and guts specifically? Looks like her skin got pulled off too.. I guess we'll have to see if any others fall victim, I was thinking we may...
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    Something ate the rear end of my hen and skinned her? (Central California)

    Found this poor girl not far from the fence of their run yesterday, feathers scattered maybe 10 feet away... :( I feel like I failed her. Does anyone know what happened? I don't think we have weasels here, they would do more damage I think than just one bird?
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    Sick guinea fowl is not eating!! Or drinking. What to do?

    Thank you for replying, unfortunately he passed :( we try not to get attached to our birds, but I am still sad. Not going to do an autopsy... Hopefully it was nothing others could have gotten.
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    Sick guinea fowl is not eating!! Or drinking. What to do?

    Hi all, sorry this is long.. we have a girl and a boy guinea fowls, they are 2 or 3 years old. Normally they roost in a tall olive tree at night and spend the day with the chickens in the fenced run. About three weeks ago the boy (he has been attacked by a dog before and one of his wings was...
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    Hi all, I live in central California, we moved here 5 years ago, the house came with chickens, guinea fowls, dogs and cats. Currently we have about 20 chickens, 3 adult roos and one baby roo (I know it's too many, but we can't cull them...), two guinea fowls, four dogs and five cats. One of our...
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