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Re: Chickens Pecking
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Posted by Leroy on August 05, 2007 at 18:06:18 from (209.143.52.25):
In Reply to: Chickens Pecking posted by Davis In SC on August 04, 2007 at 20:46:19:
That would start that as day old chicks and the old time method to stop it was to paint the windows of the broder house red so that the light coming thru the windows was red and then they could not tell where the blod was that they were after and that would stop the pecking, after a few weeks they would outgrow the problem. We had painted the windows once or twice but that was when we were raising chickens and we quit them in 56 or 57
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