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When I lived in California, I SAW a coyote jump out of the tall grass and grab one of my young hens. I just happened to be looking in that direction or I would have missed it. He was there and gone in a flash!

Boy, doesn't this give me some ideas! My husband will be thrilled. He calls me the "Sarah Winchester of chickendom!"

Is she alone in there? The one laying down may become a tranquilizer for the frantic one if they're together. It may just take some time. Also, if she can see the other chickens out doing their thing, that will keep her agitated too. It'll probably be dark there in a few hours. I'd just let...

Maybe you could say where you live as that would help locate people in the area with bird to sell.

I never thought about that. Usually, they get crop bound over things like long grass or pieces or paper that they've gotten a hold of or even shavings that they've eaten. I haven't had any trouble with crop bound issues, once its discovered. I bring them in and while holding them, repeatedly...

Hey chicken farmer... what kind of rooster do you have there in your avatar?

This is one I might try. Have to get a wuffle ball though.

olive oil is fine. In fact, when I have a crop-bound bird, olive oil is the life saver.