- May 12, 2020
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So sorry for you and especially for Mr.P he's always being attackedThis afternoon when I got home and was letting the chickens out I was confused as to why the silkies were with the main group.
Seems I didn’t latch the Summer House door. As a result I guess Mr P and Bert got into it and Mr P was injured. And we all know what chickens do to those that are injured, they all gang up on them.
As a result poor Mr P is all banged up, and his head has been scalped of most of his feathers. He is traumatized and demoralized. But I made him go out with his silkies ladies, but he pretty much kept to himself.
Then when he went to come in to roost Bert cornered him in the Summer House and beat the stuffing out of him again. Poor Mr P ran behind a stall door to hide. I could have gladly put Bert in the ground right then and there.
Anyways I picked the poor wee man up and brought him into the Summer House, and I gave him a good dose of Tylenol.
This is all my fault, this morning I was trying to get a hold of Rosario to put him in the Hen House for the day, and I guess in my haste to grab him I forgot to latch the door. I am so furious with myself for this happening.
And I have come to the realization that Bert will have to go. I cannot risk poor Mr P, he is too old for that crap.
So now I have Bert, Rosario and Shorley that need to go. And I am more worried than ever about Clyde and Mr LC.
And Rosario actually almost did get put in the ground today, he assaulted poor old Red and had her down, I though he had killed her. She’s ok, but Rosario is lucky that I had to tend to her first and I could cool down a few seconds otherwise he would have been toast.
These young rotten Roos are just not good to have with older fragile hens (and roosters).
Anyways I am heading out to the barn to do chores and check Mr P. Then heading to sleep, all this drama has me totally exhausted and upset. I never should have kept Bert, I should have re-homed him.