The Bird Flu Is Here

[@hanzketchup859]

The PCR test strikes again ! Don’t go to a bureau agent for a test , get a real veterinarian who does NOT use the PCR test .

[@amyjackson6980]

Rabbits are sick, birds are sick… It’s almost like someone somewhere doesn’t want people to be able to feed themselves independently, and want them to rely on outside sources.

[@annemaster5254]

Amen!

[@dr.floridaman4805]

what are the rabbits sick with?

[@errorASMR]

mmhmm

[@annemaster5254]

@@hexepick8328 I believe that too. I just don’t like the scare tactics and the gassing of so called millions of infected birds. They don’t want ppl to be self sustaining. Yes they created any virus and have pattens for them all.

[@marianne3024]

Exactly, what symptoms are the rabbits showing??

[@noneyabeezwax8865]

LOVE your shirt!

[@MeaolaOrg4]

A good question to ask is anyone seeing dead/sick wild birds all over the place? They pulled this crap on us in CA 2018/19 with supposed VND. I would never let them on my property, nor let them test them.

[@JNoMooreNumbers]

Nope and no one else has mentioned it. Nobody's backyard chickens. We have a lot of water birds, hawks, etc. and not a peep. I live in a swampy area and tons of little lakes and many properties with ponds. My cat snuck out and ran into a goose and ran right back in 🤣

[@peppybobanny1157]

Head for the hills! Get your roosters started on bills boosters! People stop being idiots for everything you hear and believe what you see with extreme caution.

[@JNoMooreNumbers]

@Denise Hill Ruin us financially, malnourished, lack of communication and as many dead as possible, basically slaves. A lot of food processing and fertilizer plants have burned down in the last week.

[@jupitertheargentinetegu]

Hey Chris, I appreciate this video! I'd been meaning to look into avian flu and whether it was even a concern but you answered all KY questions, thanks!

[@liftoffthecouch]

Thanks for this video! Bird flu has been found on a few farms in my area, and in a wild red tailed hawk. I'm in Southern Ontario and the vets in the area have been giving out info sheets to backyard chicken owners, so I've been seeing those shared online. No new birds for me until the danger passes. Thanks for doing the research!

[@annemaster5254]

The vets, the gov, and the news has been telling u this, don’t forget they r bought and paid for...don’t believe the propaganda, it’s u r livelihood. The same gov has said starvation is coming, they do tell some truth! Watch ice age farmer ++++

[@philmccracken8373]

It's being SPRAYED ON YOU

[@annemaster5254]

@@philmccracken8373 it’s also in the water...

[@marianne3024]

I was going to get two more pullets but I’ve decided not to now. Besides mine have suddenly started picking on two hens. For no reason.

[@patriciadean5452]

Thanks very much. I learned what to do in building some pens. Lots of great information on protecting our birds. Appreciate this. Have a great day. God bless .

[@garyb4929]

A good reminder; to maintain cleaning of coops, cages, etc. regardless of bird flu.

[@Ghost_in_the_machineworks]

Bird flu... detected with what? PCR test..... OK, yeah whatever.

[@annemaster5254]

Yes, lol, it’s true...50% accuracy!. Watch ice age farmer*

[@scionofliberty2967]

There is no bird flu, there are no viruses. This is all about furthering the looming food crises and controlling our food supply - as well as us.

[@annemaster5254]

Yes I cannot believe the naivety of ppl , lets just say ( the unthinking ) for better term...I’m sorry but the absolute stupidity for ppl not to see what’s really going on is mind blowing...

[@annemaster5254]

@@SeedSowerMichele omgosh yes!, he’s done 2!. I left recommendations in comments too!.

[@lisasapp2466]

👍🏾

[@errorASMR]

yup!!

[@lighthope3519]

Yes,no bird flu, no viruses!!!

[@peacefulprepper2402]

Good info. Thanks for taking the time to put it out

[@marirose9648]

Beautiful healthy happy birds thrive in open conditions, with love, good food and clean water. You have Lovely birds 🐓💖🐓💖

[@ceepark114]

I just purchased 34 Cornish Cross from McMurray's and they just said they have Avian Flu at their hatchery. I have lost 7 chicks so far..... I try to be very careful by wearing a mask and disposable gloves while tending to them. Hopefully I won't lose anymore and hopefully it isn't the Avian flu.

[@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors]

Their eggs are supposedly safe, but good handling practices are always important

[@annemaster5254]

Try double masking, see if that helps.

[@brittnyhawk8633]

Most cases of farm flocks getting the flu was because of a pond on the property that the flock has access too. Recommend to block off access to pond and try to keep wild water fowl off the pond. Also noted if you can't keep your birds indoors to at least keep food off ground and only the flock have access to the food and water. Also good to disinfect button of your shoes before entering your flock area.

[@CrackerFL]

Years ago at a pet shop, there was a parrot that seemed a little sick. I did handle the parrot. I went home to my turkey/ chicken flock to feed them. I did NOT wash my hands or change my clothes. My birds did get sick, but was able to give medicated feed to help them get better. I got lucky!

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Glad to hear that worked out. That isn't always the case.

[@imadeplorable3732]

I’m in SW Missouri too! Lawrence. We have an enclosed chicken pen. Not been seeing any sick birds, heard there were a couple at the big farms, but I think it’s a bunch of hooo, I know too many farms and none of them have had it.

[@ladyvirgo013]

Great,Helpful information but just remember that these diseases are often the biggest threat to Industrialized Poultry, Why? Because they are piled on top of one another and most aren't treated very nice. High Stress Birds are more susceptible to disease, just as humans

[@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors]

Monocultures in general are not a wise practice for many reasons including those you mentioned

[@PaullaWells]

That's for the head's up! I hadn't heard about it. My chickens stay in their coop at all times so they should be ok.

[@angelmartin7310]

For 7 years living in the country with chickens i have noticed whenever I have sick or dying sparrows in the yard, me or the kids or even THE CATS get sick

[@Slightlyrednecked]

Interesting. I have never noticed that myself.

[@edmen005]

Great video Chris! 👍🏼 Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insight.

[@ChickenWired]

Glad to see folks spreading useful sanitation information

[@pauladams8293]

Hey Chris, as always you are a fountain of useful information. On average how many quail do you have at a time and how many do you keep in each hutch?

[@annemaster5254]

Hey guys, I’m sorry I made a lot of fun on some of the comments, pls pls pls start watching- ice age farmer!

[@musicshop801]

I wouldn't doubt that klaus, Anthony and Bill did this.

[@BagsOfLuv]

Thank you Chris for doing this video …I keep quail in my garage and what I have been doing is putting puppy pads down on the rug in my garage as they enter (I keep the garage door shut ) they have to come in the door from the house and I spraying The puppy pads with Pine-Sol diluted 50-50 with water so my son or someone comes in from outside to get something in the garage I have them wipe their shoes off on the mats Just in case they are carrying anything in on their shoes …just trying to be cautious.

[@Fastlane05]

Great information. Thank you! We are about to pick up our laying hens and I am definately keeping an eye on this, but like you I an not too concerned.

[@asmallholdinginwales]

We have struggled with bird flu ever winter for years now in the U.K., our birds have been in lockdown since October

[@mikeries8549]

Where it came from? Snow geese are dropping dead. They travel in giant flocks. Each night they roost and the sick ones are left behind. Ross geese are particularly infected... So far the ducks aren't mingling so it's mainly snow geese. The white ones.

[@mikeries8549]

All Wild waterfowl aren't the carriers its snow. Blue, and Ross geese. Thry tend to not mingle and snow geese tend to use what we call "skinny water" which is flooded fields inches deep. I researched, found that "if my birds are covered and inside don't worry about avian flu

[@annemaster5254]

So how r u sure it’s from the bird flu? Another consideration could be from just plain contaminated waters.....or get this, chemtrails!

[@johnslife6669]

I have heard same thing in north dakota and western minnesota from hunters

[@mikeries8549]

@@johnslife6669 I'm an active member of a waterfowl website. No reports of infected ducks or Canada geese as of now.

[@SaltLife1717]

Thanks for the Vid. Link for the shirt? I want one!

[@82Julian]

As always thanks Chris appreciated👍

[@davidvinson4681]

One thing you can do is keep vinegar in your water that keeps the bacteria down and kills viruses

[@annemaster5254]

Acv, and oregano.!.

[@relevant.c5411]

be specific so people know. apple cider vinegar. not just any vinegar. u can also add colloidal silver or colloidal copper, both kill bacteria. make it urself for pennies on the dollar.

[@annemaster5254]

@@relevant.c5411 ACV= apple cider vinegar?

[@anneparisi1828]

Again thanks for another good video. My quail are inside right now but will be heading out shortly.

[@annemaster5254]

Doesn’t matter if u r chickens r inside....u r neighbours down the road have it so all chickens in the vicinity will need to be gassed!. Crazy.

[@maxinedurling3425]

We get it every year in the UK all we do is keep them in a covered run NOT a chicken tractor it has to be unmovable so you are not moving them on to contaminated ground we normally get the all clear around May time.

[@annemaster5254]

Someone gives u the all clear on u r own property??? On u r own property???

[@charitableirritant7441]

This is mandatory in the UK. Heavy fines are imposed if you don't follow the rules.

[@annemaster5254]

@@charitableirritant7441 Doesn’t that make u question the whole thing??? Follow the rules? No critical thinking? Just do what we are told? Ridiculous!

[@annemaster5254]

@@charitableirritant7441 I heard what u said but do u know how crazy it sounds? Being fined for not doing what u r told?

[@christinagardener1889]

Thanks for the info!

[@1985daddyd]

Thanks for the heads up

[@taraw1322]

Check out "Ice Age Farmer", YT. This is not what is seems like so much. Watch & pray 🙏

[@MeaolaOrg4]

Agree! They put us in quarantine 2018/19 in Ca because of supposed VND. CDFA killed people’s pets, even house birds. Came with warrants, cut off locks etc and never showed one positive test the entire two years. If there was a positive case within a 3 mile radius they killed all of the poultry/pigeons in that radius. It was maddening. We actually ran them out of our town and refused them testing our birds. No one I knew ever had a sick bird.

[@taraw1322]

@@MeaolaOrg4 They are using the same PCR test with the birds the inventor said must never be used as a diagnostic. It's a controlled demolition of the food supply world wide that is totally hinged on peoples compliance with the lie.

[@annemaster5254]

Absolutely!

[@johoney5458]

do any chickens recover or do all the chickens die? Are there no cough drops or immune system buildup vitamins or something that could help them recover.

[@Slightlyrednecked]

I am afraid I don't know the answer to that one. I don't raise chickens and don't have personal experience with the bird flu. As far as I know there aren't any vaccines or medicines for it though.

[@johoney5458]

@@Slightlyrednecked thank you for trying. if I find out I will let you know. thank you for the videos.

[@Alex_0510]

Hello! Please make a video about diarrhea quail, what causes this?

[@feeblefarmer9648]

For small flock farming other than isolating your birds what other forms or methods of protection should we be taking? Do we need to have a foot/shoe bath and sanitization protocols?

[@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors]

Not unless your visiting other poultry farms or allowing visitors near your flock. The USDA has published several articles and has a dedicated web site for small poultry farms with checklists of what to look for and how to protect your flock

[@annemaster5254]

If u want to kill them with chemicals, otherwise might not be a good idea.

[@audreywy1743]

Have you watched the video from the Ice Age Farmer about this issue? It's worth watching asap.

[@billybrown1979]

THANK YOU FOR INFORMATION. BE BLESS savannah tn.

[@vcbrittney4072]

How are all of these wild birds living long enough themselves to spread it. From what I see, the chickens die with in a few days. How do these affected birds even have the energy to fly miles and miles pooping everywhere and spreading it?

[@CrackerFL]

If you do have to start again, at least quail only take 8-13 weeks and you're back in business!

[@Slightlyrednecked]

no kidding. It is easy to get them going again.

[@ticktock2383]

Put up some scarecrows or aluminum pans around your property

[@musicinthesierras]

Wow poor birds. Almost sounds like radiation poisoning., same symptoms anyways.. The 5 G towers in our area has been affecting the birds.

[@johndufford5561]

'Spoze some enterprising person will design little-itty-bitty masks and we'll all be mandated to put them on our birds? (I think it's from all the Canada geese crossing the boarder without passports...) Seriously, if one gets live birds now, how long would he want to quarantine them before introducing them into their flock? In other words, any idea of the time element from exposure to onset of symptoms? Appreciate your study, Mr. Chris.

[@annemaster5254]

That’s really kinda funny. Maybe they’ll come up with a Vax and make another 50-60 billion!

[@errorASMR]

More like the government is here....

[@brianoconnell3652]

So I am just seeing this channel. Anyone one here of HCQ? It stops the flu. I put some in my chickens water once a week with a zinc. Just what I do. We have it here too. God bless and good luck.

[@donaldwelsand6630]

I have a 25 acer farm an I have 40 chick's that are 25 bucks each an I have like 30 geese at 100 something each an I have like 40 ducks at who knows how much each an that just what I have till the brid stuff passed

[@alanheadrick7997]

Sounds like we need no fly zones and air defense to protect our birds. Hopefully there is a vaccine they can give the wild birds. /S

[@vishyswa]

Well, this is one channel I won't be subscribing to.

[@charitableirritant7441]

Why. Chris has some very sound advice.

[@ghmichel72]

Great information, Chris ✊🏾 Question: Besides increasing sanitary conditions, is there a way to remedy bird flu in a flock medication or natural products?

[@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors]

There is currently no known cure for the avian influenza in birds. It also strikes quickly as in they could be ok in the morning and all dead by afternoon. Your best weapons are cleanliness, limit outside exposure and do not allow visitors near your birds

[@annemaster5254]

No, no natural cures, we have the Vax tho, lol.

[@annemaster5254]

@@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors And no parties of more than 10!

[@dr.floridaman4805]

keep your flock healthy with apple cider vinegar in the water. i also use greek plain yogurt to boost their antibodies. a good immune system and cleaniness is key. mad cow disease was found to be from the corn. image if avian was a feed problem.

[@SandcastleDreams]

@@dr.floridaman4805 Never heard that about mad cow.

[@travishodges5179]

Ordering in birds is already being stopped, better get an incubator and start saving eggs

[@feeblefarmer9648]

Hey Chris if one of us gets the B.F. how do we properly dispose of the dead birds? I've wondered that recently but no one talks about it.

[@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors]

You should report suspected bird flu victims to your veterinarian, local cooperative extension office or the USDA. They will take care of any contaminated birds

[@annemaster5254]

They get put in teeny weeny little coffins a mass is held and they r put 6 ft under to contaminate the soil, after some time a ground and soil flu will spring up out of nowhere. Sorry, I’m sorry, it’s just such nonsense, not that the gov can’t do this (their hands r in everything) but right now it’s just more propaganda, so that ppl won’t be able to sustain and feed themselves. :)

[@annemaster5254]

@@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors yes and they will take care of all the birds in u r town. Infected or not....where have I heard that bf....

[@diamonddogssw4512]

Can a cockatiel catch this flu?

[@annemaster5254]

Yes dogs and fish too.

[@relevant.c5411]

it is flying outside? if not, then no

[@relevant.c5411]

@@annemaster5254 u could be helpful instead of rude

[@annemaster5254]

@@relevant.c5411 seriously? A bird can catch the flu??? Huh? I have never meant to be rude, funny is all.

[@annemaster5254]

@@relevant.c5411 so anything flying outside could get sick too? Come on dude, use some logic. No offense, but really?

[@entertext5420]

silly gooses...just make them wear masks

[@ticktock2383]

Try preventative measures. Can the birds tolerate Ivermectin or colloidal silver?

[@practicaljunk836]

I love your shirt and your channel

[@kayleebarrett7130]

I know this video is about birds but I had some questions about my first time mother bunny she had her babies and my two cats got to them but I did save them and she is making a new nest and jumping on them and I am worry about them so I was wonder if i take a picture of them, can you tell me if they are healthy or not, this is my first time too

[@annemaster5254]

No birds stopping on my property, no birds pooping on my property, eating my food or stopping by to say hi....10 bird restriction!...get a bunch of scarecrows, that might deter them and dancing is absolutely forbidden! Birds r dirty don’t ya know. The utter lack of intelligence is mind boggling. If u see them a little disoriented, dizzy, or falling over, u know for sure they’ve been into the moonshine!. We r in for a ride folks, buckle up, it’s going to be a rough one! This could actually happen friends, governments have the capability to “create” any pandemic!, bird, mammal, or otherwise. Whatever u do...don’t panic. We’ve got this!?

[@philmccracken8373]

You are a Lemming

[@jayfenwick4214]

check out ice age farmer for more information.

[@jugeebean]

Does this mean the chickens in Missouri are exterminated?

[@brittnyhawk8633]

Over million birds have been exterminated. This is own flocks not counting wilding estimates. Here ND out in a field just south of me. Hundreds of snow geese are dead. I mean hundreds of them....

[@annemaster5254]

If u let them onto u r farm! Say they have it if they don’t. Even inside chicks!. Gas them ALL, just to be safe!...

[@brittnyhawk8633]

@@annemaster5254 your comment makes no sense. So who you letting on your farm to lie about non sick birds just to kill them to be safe? Why kill a flock of non sick birds to be safe form what? Understandable to kill the birds if they are sick but why kill perfectly healthy birds to keep them safe? Makes no sense. With your logic then all birds should be killed, just to be safe 😂

[@jayfenwick4214]

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[@miask]

Is it true some large farms are burning their hens alive? Why can’t the hens be put down humanely? Can’t farmers put birds in quarantine? I hate factory farms that treat their animals like a commodity, not a sentient being. Good luck with your covey!

[@tommys_trucks_trains_tractors]

My understanding is that the USDA is humanely depopulating flocks. Generally, a gas (vapor) is used

[@ScotchIrishHoundsman]

I have that shirt

[@taharmusarsedeq7336]

Love the shirt!☺