Santandercol
2922 posts
Aug 15, 2008
6:39 PM
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Flying has been great last while here as an Osprey has been fishing the shoreline across the street from us and the freakin henery seemed to have buggered off .I think the Osprey in the hood has something to do with it.Anyhow,going on a roadtrip tomorrrow so all birds flew out together tonight and were performing decent but when they trapped in I noticed one 07 hen had spun so hard her (what looks like) her oviduct spun out and it's hanging there out abpout 6 inches.Hue puta.What should I do?Just leave it and see if it dries up and heals or snip it off?Someone here has had this experience,I'm sure.Of course for the birds sake I'm prepared to do the ultimate thing and end it's misery but I'm always more inclined to help a bird out if I can.Any knowledge on this please.---------
Kel.
Rum-30 Lofts
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Oldfart
790 posts
Aug 15, 2008
7:00 PM
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Kel, I had a hen do this a long time ago. An oldtimer advised me to coat the protrusion sparingly with oil (olive or cod liver) and to gently push it back into her cavity. Trying to feed it back the way it came out. What I mean is from the point closest to the bird, gently insert the protrusion turning it back on it's self until it returns into her cavity. My hen recovered and was still fertile. Best of luck!
Thom
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Santandercol
2923 posts
Aug 15, 2008
7:02 PM
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Thanks Thom.I'll go try that right away.The BBQ chicken can wait.
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Kel.
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Santandercol
2924 posts
Aug 15, 2008
7:08 PM
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Ya know what!?Went out there with the oil and it has all gone back in itself.Thanks tho Thom.I'll know what to do next time it happens if it don't fix itself.Back to the Bar-B.
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Kel.
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RUDY..ZUPPPPP
2008 posts
Aug 15, 2008
7:52 PM
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Zupppppppppppp Kelly
U sure it wasnt hemmorhoids..........lol
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RUDY PAYEN
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Electric-man
1941 posts
Aug 15, 2008
8:04 PM
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LOL Rudy!
I had that problem once, great cough remedy! LOL
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Val
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Santandercol
2925 posts
Aug 15, 2008
9:55 PM
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Not funny man!!!!!!!!!LOL.OUCH!!!
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Kel.
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TimP
37 posts
Aug 15, 2008
10:19 PM
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Even though the hen's internals corrected itself be very careful flying that hen again, had the samething happen once put the bird up for a couple of weeks and the next time she flew did the exact same thing.
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Santandercol
2926 posts
Aug 15, 2008
10:38 PM
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Yeah,right.I've had it heal before on another bird but it was not nearly so bad as this time.I guess I've been a little slack at keeping track of how much feed they've been getting some days they get a little too much and before you know it they are eggy.
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Kel.
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Oldfart
791 posts
Aug 16, 2008
7:31 AM
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Kel, I'm glad things worked out for your hen. I would rest her for a week.
Thom
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iride
23 posts
Aug 16, 2008
10:34 PM
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I have never had a cock live after spinning his interlards out, And never had a hen that was able to lay an egg after she did it,,,, Good luck,,, Just wait until they spin there eye balls out of there socket,
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Mike
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kopetsa
1400 posts
Aug 17, 2008
4:15 AM
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good good kel. that things worked out.. It is actually kind of scary that I may one day have to go through that.. Darn't lol
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Andrew
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gotspin7
1716 posts
Aug 17, 2008
4:25 AM
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Rudy, LOL!... Kel, I would rest her for at least 2 weeks.
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Sal Ortiz
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sundance
742 posts
Aug 17, 2008
4:27 AM
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Andy, dont be scared man,... you got a few years before the hemis flair up on ya !!!LOL
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Butch @
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