Re: culling poultry if birdflu comes
- From: "PammyT" <fenlandfowl@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 15:17:35 -0000
"alex massey" <alexmass@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks Jill and Pammy,goodwill
I'm in a suburban setting with a medium size garden. My neighbours'
is important to me, but I wouldn't slaughter my birds just because ofthat.
The poultry house is small, the run is large; but of course the run isopen
to (potential) infection from wild birds.anyway,
I would have to consider the quality of life for my birds if they were
cooped up in the henhouse for a long time. How long? Who knows? Otherwise,
if (when?) H5N2 comes to the locality they will have to be destroyed
I guess, but too late to eat them.in
I'm not in a hurry to act, but want to be prepared if I have to. I'm not
a hurry to eat them, either; I'm normally a veggie!It sounded as though you had made up your mind to slaughter instead of
Air rifle sounds a good solution.
Many thanks,
finding them homes with other people or the simple addition of a cheap blue
tarpaulin to cover the roof of the run with. As long as the wire is small
enough mesh to stop wild birds from entering the run, this should be enough.
.
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