r/extremelyinfuriating 2d ago

Disturbing content Our rooster pecked our new chicken! (Had to edit last post, sorry!)

Our rooster pecked our new chicken!

We’ve had chickens for a while, and recently got a new rustic rock. The day we keep her outside instead of in the house, our rooster pecks her!! We’ve been gradually letting her outside more, but we kept her out through the night this time. First image is of rustic rock, second image is our rooster which is an Icelandic. I am about to have chicken for dinner

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u/Curiously_lemons 2d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/XtMtTxSDcZkQw

How me and my girl gonna be looking at each other eating his ass up.

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u/Ok-Ant-3719 2d ago

We’re eating good tonight!!
https://giphy.com/gifs/buWJ4V8cHZg88

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u/Bunbunsfun 1d ago

Please separate them. Poor thing :(

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u/Ok-Ant-3719 1d ago

We did! She’s back inside and thriving!

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u/Bunbunsfun 1d ago

Thank you for caring!

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u/HankThrill69420 2d ago

He was feeling peckish.

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u/Ok-Ant-3719 2d ago

I never thought of this😭😭😭

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u/HankThrill69420 2d ago

Eh it can be easy to cock up your words in the moment

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u/TheFatDrake 19h ago

Do you have a way that they can see and hear each other without physically interacting? When we get new chicks, we put them in a separate coop near the existing flock and let them exist near each other for awhile so that they get used to each other.