Thought I'd put out a little PSA for the bird hunters that also have chickens or other birds at home. I brought home an infected goose a little over a week ago and it wiped out all 15 of our laying hens. It was kind of slow to start but at the 3-4 day mark, I knew something was up and went to talk to one of the vets in town. He agreed that we should send a bird in for testing and sure enough, it came back positive for Avian Influenza. Don't be a dummy like me, keep all your wild birds separate from your domestic birds. Probably common sense for a lot of people but it never crossed my mind
Avian influenza
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