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Although chickens are often considered as really silly animals, hens are actually really friendly and quite smart (for example, they can recognize and distinguish more than 100 faces, both animal and human). But some of these farm birds give up laying eggs and go rogue. It turns out they are quite good at bringing havoc to quiet farm life - from attacking little children and cats to trashing the house once inside, hens and roosters can get really cocky. To teach them a lesson, owners of these funny chickens are doing some public shaming their animals after catching them red clawed, and we love it. Bored Panda has collected some of the best cases of funny birds against the world, and the overwhelming evidence will ruffle your feathers. Scroll down to check out the chicken shaming series and upvote your favorite entries!
P.S. These chickens aren't the only criminals deserving some animal shaming. Check out asshole dogs and cats as well!
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#1
Trace Feige 7 years ago
Do your humans help you spell? ag·gres·sive /əˈɡresiv/ adjective ready or likely to attack or confront; characterized by or resulting from aggression. "he's very uncooperative and aggressive" synonyms: hostile, belligerent, bellicose, antagonistic, truculent
Reid Hughes 5 years ago
Sexist! Though not really. Hens who are bossy and mean are often the leaders of the flock when there isn't a rooster. Here's some chicken mythbusting! #1. Chickens are stupid. They're very smart. A recent study has shown that chickens are intelligent and emotional animals, and are able to "demonstrate thinking skills = to mammals and primates". #2: White hens lay white eggs, and brown hens lay brown eggs. Untrue. It is the breed that determines egg color, and you can tell by looking at a hen's earlobes. Red ears:brown eggs. White: white. #3: You need a rooster for a hen to lay eggs. Do you need a guy to have your period? #4. Eggs are dead baby chicks Yeah, nope. ONLY if you have a rooster will eggs have the potential to grow baby chicks inside, (NOT storebought eggs.) To even grow a baby, the egg must be kept @96 d F or more. For 3 weeks. So...there is no chance you will be eating babies. Learn more, peeps!
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Sebastian Melmoth 7 years ago
My cats would jump anytime my house rooster would stretch his wings or start “talking” to me/seeking my attention ( he liked to sit in my lap and be petted)
Christopher Clark 7 years ago
"My ancestors were T-Rexes. I try to carry on the family tradition."
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Reid Hughes 5 years ago
This is untrue. Eggs are not 'unborn chicks" Only if you have a rooster, and keep the eggs at a temp of over 96 degrees F continually for 3 weeks will a chick hatch. :)
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Martha Meyer 7 years ago
Ha, no more stealing my eggs, she thought and disappeared to hatch them away from thieving humans.
Sarmite Kraukle 7 years ago
After 2 weeks she could come only with foster babies. Chicken need 3 weeks to be hatched.
Trace Feige 7 years ago
I want the secret this little fowl has. 11 chicks in 2 weeks is a birthing miracle and could solve the economic woes of the poultry industry.
KismetTheFox 7 years ago
Like I have said, probably a week before the time.
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Anon Y. Mous 7 years ago
I did too. Now I'm testing other accents, like Australian.
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layne 7 years ago
Looks like a Silver Polish rooster... and would love to take a rain-check on your people's song please.
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Susann Campbell 7 years ago
Now that answers every question I've had about why do some birds sing on and on and cats will start a conversation with you and you are tempted to answer back.
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MangotheRain/NightHybrid 7 years ago
Nah, it's just a symbiotic relationship.
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Casandra Nițescu 7 years ago
You shouldn't be surprised. Dogs are gross. I love them, but they're gross x'D Once had a dog that did everything he could to eat my rabbits poop if he saw it so this does not surprise me one bit haha.
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Tem Witbols 7 years ago
If chicken poops in room, no sees it, then dog eats it, was there ever really a problem?
Tracy Broomfield 7 years ago
LoL,this one kinda takes care of itself, if it weren't for this post we would never have known
Sebastian Melmoth 7 years ago
Awww, looks just like my house rooster, Jarvis Cocker-a-doodle-doer (yes, after the singer from Pulp😁)...he was a small breed and followed me everywhere, got too big to perch on my shoulder when I would go for walks,though.
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Ava Carberry 7 years ago
Try paying her instead of expecting your eggs for free! Same for the cow!
Sydney Helget 6 years ago
That human is just a hypocrite. I don't see them laying eggs! It's hard work.
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Nomadus Aureus 7 years ago
My great-grandparents used to have a huge rooster. With shiny green tail. I was probably around four. And positively tiny. And I loved shiny green stuff. I'll let you guys imagine how that ended.
peril-clay 7 years ago
I've had similar experiences with roosters... and last week I got attacked by a killdeer...
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Sebastian Melmoth 7 years ago
Ooh, if only they produced vividly coloured eggs...save one a lot of time hiding them for easter. 😊
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Sebastian Melmoth 7 years ago
Sounds like my ducks, mainly the Pekin and Rouen breeds...the khaki campbells and mallards dropped them in one spot; sometimes with the chicken eggs. 😁
PauloWade 7 years ago
A man runs to the psychiatrist and says, “Doctor, you’ve got to help me. My wife thinks she’s a chicken!” The psychiatrist asks, “How long has she had this condition?” “Two years,” says the man. “Then why did it take you so long to come and see me?” asked the psychiatrist. The man shrugs his shoulders and replies, “We needed the eggs.” NUMBER EIGHT:
Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
That's what happens when you let your chickens enrol in Easter Bunny 101!
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adoracat 7 years ago
She. Roosters have a larger comb (the red unfeathered bits) on their heads. But yes, hungry chicken!
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PauloWade 7 years ago
A librarian was very sad and alone in the library one day as there was no one around for her to help. These two chickens came through the door screeching “bouk bouk.” The librarian quickly got up and gave them each 5 books. The two chickens left satisfied. Just a few minutes later the same two chickens come through the door with no books screeching “bouk bouk.” The librarian once again jumped up and gave each chicken 15 books this time. The chickens leave satisfied once again. Then for the third time the chickens returned screeching “bouk bouk”, but this time being suspicious the librarian gave each chicken only one book and explained that they could only borrow more books once that had returned the others.
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Sivi 7 years ago
The farm next door have hens that kill mice, they usaly only eat the brain and leave the body.
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layne 7 years ago
it's rooster after all... why on earth would he go around kissing frogs?
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
Bigger chickens will sometime eat live mice with relish - I mean the enjoyment sort of relish, not the saucy kind! Please be warned though - it's not something to go searching the interweb for if you're faint of heart, or of stomach.
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Nixxy 4 years ago
We have a blind rooster like this, he actually snores when we cuddle him, so cute but he yells so loudly!
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Maggie Grover Bacher 7 years ago
my rooster would jump kick the back of your knee unless you picked him up. at least she just yells
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Reid Hughes 5 years ago
First of all, shame on you. Second of all, it's a hen.
Load More Replies... Barn Owl Hedwig 5 years ago
No cat deserves that, unless they do the same thing to the chickens.
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Sebastian Melmoth 7 years ago
I rarely knew who my chick’s daddies were...heck, on occasion, I didn’t know who the mother was since 2 of them would switch nests and brood each other’s eggs.
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
Oo, oo, oo! Speaking of chicken fakers, have a look at what this girl does to deflect the advances of a hopeful rooster: https://www.facebook.com/garytvcom/videos/1560513210670588/
Çalıkuşu 7 years ago
She was me when the boy I flirt platonically flirts me back. (I don't know if there's a thing in English like ''platonically flirting'', sorry for my bad English)
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HoffLensMetalHedLovesAnimalsUK 6 years ago
I guess they boys don't find this bird too a-peel-ing.
Nardo218 x 7 years ago
this post is making me really scared of chickens and less guilty for eating them deep fried with mustard sauce
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Erika Kauffmann 7 years ago
Maybe the oter chickens are mean to her? I read about it, it's a thing,they go hide because they are scared.
Ashley Say Wha?!? 7 years ago
Def a true thing. They don't like outsiders very much either.
Load More Replies... Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
It might be that the coop is a bit low, or that the highest real estate inside is crowded with the other hens. Chickens like to get as high as possible to sleep, and if you have Hamburgs or similar breeds they'll often end up 30 or 40 feet or more in a tree!
Heather Kong 7 years ago
Hahaha my grandparents' chicken do just that, perching on trees like they are just ordinary birds...
Gay Johnson 7 years ago
Proven that other chickens can be bullies in the coop st night so it’s probably sleeping in the tree for self preservation.. chickens can be really mean
MN Free Spirit 7 years ago
"One of these chicken is doing her own thing, one of these hens just aren't the same"
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Lina S. 7 years ago
The group of friends: the nice one, the slightly annoying one, and the REALLY annoying one
Jill 7 years ago
I read the first sign as "imperfect in every way" the first time and thought.."you go chicken!"
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John L 7 years ago
Whoever tried to finish that cement walk needs all the help he can get. LOL!
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Janine B. 7 years ago
It's not really vomiting. But they can "throw up" things from their crop.
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Susann Campbell 7 years ago
When you are on a field trip you must count beaks before returning home.
Just Carmen 7 years ago
Well, they do say the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence...
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Eunice Probert 7 years ago
That is the most unrepentant face I have ever seen! She looks like my hen Buttercup.
#24
Terror from Beyond Space 7 years ago
The fox is now guarding the henhouse.
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Jill 7 years ago
I think that rooster typically do...but what do I know? I only know stereotypes..and now memes.
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Danielle Renee 7 years ago
probably didn't want to give away her location...the eat hens, you know
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
This variety is known as a frizzle, and this young hen has a rather spectacular crest so I suspect that it might be crossed with a Polish (which is actually a Dutch breed...).
Load More Replies... Ava Carberry 7 years ago
Have a few politicians I'd like to introduce you to ... and I "love" them!!
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Susann Campbell 7 years ago
Yummy fat chicken in the pot at the neighbors as soon as the weight is just right.
Molly Morrison 7 years ago
Seems if mommy stopped bringing snacks, she would stop screaming at the back door eventually.
Karen Klinck 7 years ago
This one needs a corn broom. It's what I use to break up cat fights at 4 AM.
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Susan Canon 7 years ago
When he "dances" for you, he is courting and wooing you.
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Yezid Puerto 7 years ago
maybe it's the way he/she reliefs the stress of taking big decisions like those: to cuddle or not tu cuddle,..., to attack or not to attack......
Kerserz the scientist 7 years ago
That's the Choreographer for Israel's Eurovision performance 2018!
The Frog 7 years ago
But she's a chicken, she doesn't know how to spell yet
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
This could be a methionine deficiency. Whether it is or not, once the habit's started it's hard to break. You may have to keep them separate until Milly's pin feathers unfurl.
Lottie_and_Nora 7 years ago
When they lose their feathers they grow back a bit like a leaf - so to begin with they're all curled up tight like a bud.
Load More Replies... Ashiah Rainwing 7 years ago
What they aren't saying is that Milly is lowest in the pecking order and this one is just above her, she is reinforcing that Milly deserves the abuse. On the farm my grandmother felt so bad for the ones on the bottom of the PO that she'd take the ones that were hardest on her and we'd have chicken and dumplings.
Anon Y. Mous 7 years ago
They definitely have tails. Then there are those weird ones with really long crazy tails.
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Ellen Daniels 5 years ago
Some Blucote or laundry bluing on Millie's butt and pin feathers will help disguise the tempting pink of her skin. Worth a try. Wear rubber gloves...
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
Maybe they need more roughage in their diet... (course/coarse - ah, never mind!). ;-)
Barn Owl Hedwig 5 years ago
Once my mom's goat actually ate her homework, and her teacher didn't believe her.
Karen Klinck 7 years ago
Never mind a picture of the chickens. I want to see the teacher's face!
Sue Donim 7 years ago
and the chicken scratch read "eat me and go to wonderland ".
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Faith Condiff 7 years ago
My nephew had to go to his teacher and ask for the day previous day homework! Why!?! Because his baby brother ate it! Did the teacher believe him!?! Nope! Had to call my sister-in-law to make sure! Yep! Baby ate it! 😂
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Heidrance 7 years ago
not-so-subtle chicken commentary on first-worlders growing consumable food for decoration?
Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
Indeed. Chickens have no time for the Martha Stewart country veranda look - they're pragmatic to the last morsel left lying around.
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Lottie_and_Nora 7 years ago
Oh my god! Ha ha ha ha. Guess it's a good thing chickens find warm water soothing 🤔
#35
Lynn Korbel 7 years ago
Such a bad chicken. I can see why she doesn't cull you though. I wouldn't either.
PeachPossum 7 years ago
Yes, cull means to kill but specifically to slaughter by selection.
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Casandra Nițescu 7 years ago
I thought it was normal for chickens to eat unviable eggs so that they could regain those proteins and such?
Mads Sly 7 years ago
Sometimes hens will develop the compulsive habit of breaking their own eggs, regardless of viability. They can be trained out of it, but it takes a long time and some people think it's not worth the initial loss of the eggs.
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annisa pramita siwi 7 years ago
My then-hen (already cooked as not-crispy chicken rendang) did it all the time..but she was also n*mpho so we keep her a lil' while cz it produce a lot of eggs..we just had too be fast to find the eggs before she ate them..
Ellen Daniels 5 years ago
Chickens lay eggs without a rooster. She's a stong egg layer. Has nothing to do with "nympho."
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Amaranthim Talon 7 years ago
There are two things for breakfast- take it or leave it- tomorrow- you may be on the menu...
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
I suspect that he was raised by humans and has imprinted on his owner's footwear for lurve purposes.
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
Many chicken varieties like to sleep high in order to escape predators. It's such an ingrained ancestral chicken thing to do that even the more placid breeds will still fight for the highest perch in the coop.
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Teri Tripp-Lanciault 7 years ago
She's broody....mark some eggs and let her set. You will have babies in 21 days! <3
Ellen Daniels 5 years ago
She's broody. Lock her out of the nest box. Cage her with NO bedding material, and make sure there is air flexible beneath her.
Johanna Kidd 7 years ago
Probably less interaction with the rest of the cluckers, right? Introverts of the world unite, seperatly!
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Eliyanah Arends 3 years ago
SHE TRASHED IT TO LAY POLISHED FOIL EGGS!!!!!
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Orsolya 7 years ago
Maybe your owners should not leave them around. Shame on them, not on you.
Sivi 7 years ago
Maybe people throw them into the yard. We had problems with that.
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Jessica Temple 7 years ago
maybe if they weren't laying on the ground?? I would suspect that cig butts may not be healthy for chickens.
KrisandBrandie Kaz 7 years ago
Seriously, lit cigarette in the trash? Let's blame the chicken. Moron people
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Blue Cicada 7 years ago
You saw a strip of snack flies, but the sticky paper tangled my feathers.
Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
You sure that it wan't your human trying to catch some sort of a photo for Bored Panda?
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M O'Connell 7 years ago
What a wuss. My dog would make himself a chicken-dinner with that kind of behavior.
Karen Klinck 7 years ago
And if the dog fights back, *she* gets yelled at for chasing *us*. We've got it made.
Ildiko Okido 7 years ago
Something tells me that dog isn’t a rottweiler or something like that.
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
Just as with the trashed garden, that's a part of the job description...
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Rama Llama 7 years ago
Hopefully she poops on the floor often, salt is toxic for chickens. Or the owner is British and gives her unsalted fries.
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
The chick is looking for a tight, cosy corner to hide in. Usually it would be under mum, but any port in a storm.
Karen Klinck 7 years ago
Sounds like something straight out of 'The Egg And I'. (A great book, BTW.)
Maggie Grover Bacher 7 years ago
this is why their feeders only have tiny holes instead of open bowls
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
I think you mean "steal our eggs" - which explains the behaviour...
Katie Jamberri Nails 7 years ago
Chickens don't know whether or not their eggs are fertilized. They treat them all the same.
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
Well, if they didn't lay them there their owner would steal them!
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Ellen Daniels 5 years ago
Put an upside down funnel on top, of your waterer. If you are using an open container, purchase a weighted funnel inside the bowl, making SURE that a 2" right of water remains open around the funnel.
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
The hen is a frizzle, and she's moulting - hence her lack of eggs.
Lilly 7 years ago
depends on the climate & if you adjust for it or not. in FL, i get eggs year-round; people in NH might have to add light & heat to their coop to get any. the longer the days, the more eggs you get; molting is another reason they stop laying for a while.
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Karen Klinck 7 years ago
Mutant ninja teenage chicken? Teenagers are all black holes.
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Amanda Ferraz 7 years ago
Loved the need of food to take the pic. My dog was like this, only way to ensure he was in pictures or looking at the camera was with food baits
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Theodora Graybill 7 years ago
rofl love that the sign is pecked as well... he couldn't wait until even the photo was taken
Crazy Dog Lady 7 years ago
Hopefully, someone read this sign to her so that she can join in on the shaming.
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Dian Ella Lillie 7 years ago
Or they're moulting and don't have internal sufficient resources to grow new feathers and keep warm AND lay eggs for those freeloading humans, all at the same time.
Ellen Daniels 5 years ago
Or they'very been frightened by....you name it...a new dog, wildlife, kids...
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Casandra Nițescu 7 years ago
Plumber on the roof, the not so successful sequel to fiddler on the roof.
Master Markus 7 years ago
OH, that's a "p"! (it's not. You've already gotten MOST of the way, I'm sure you can complete it.)
#59
Casandra Nițescu 7 years ago
Yes they are, actually. Chickens are very trainable. I've even seen chicken agility!
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Ananda Luz 7 years ago
Chickens can't control their bowls, it's something their body does automatically. Yet u can train their brain for other things.
Cora Fields 7 years ago
Those are some spurs he has got going on his feet. Hate to get scratched by those.
Reid Hughes 5 years ago
I had a hen with a sprained leg live inside with me for a week. Lovely little girl.
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Nadine 7 years ago
Yes. There are tiny glasses for chickens for that they calm down and don't peck at each other. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_eyeglasses
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Ellen Daniels 5 years ago
Nicely decorated pins! (Like horse blinders...to keep the bird from pecking / plucking flockmates.
Doubanji 7 years ago
Would you rather the chickens pulled each others feathers out and plucked each others eyes out?! These aren't stupid novelty items they are genuine medical devices. The ones above help to calm overwrought chickens, say if they had to be examined by the vet etc. There are also ones with clear lenses that allow them to see each other but remove the ability to permanently damage each other.
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What do you think ?
Karen Klinck 5 years ago
Quite a few chicken owners will house them indoors while coop repairs are going on, because of the predator problems. One of my friends had a resident hawk near her property, so when they had to fix the chicken wire over the run, the hens were in a room in the house.
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BREAK YOUr perceptions 7 years ago
as im reading these i feel like i hear a soft clucking noise behind me somewhere
Will Smith 7 years ago
Farmers? I think you mean city folk who bought an acre of land in the suburbs and now think they are farmers.
Jay Raman 7 years ago
Serious question - does this take away from the desire to eat them or is that compartmentalized?
Karen Klinck 5 years ago
From what I understand, in some cases it intensifies the urge to eat them.
Load More Replies... Jill 7 years ago
Is it just me or are chicken owners more eloquent at shaming their chickens than most dog or cat owners? Some of these are really well written.
Chris Miilu 7 years ago
Love the one who had 10 kids and had no idea who the father was. She seemed to be very content with her promiscuous life style.
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GlassOfWater 7 years ago
I just recently experienced cannibalism in chickens for the first time. The poor pullet was missing half her neck when we found her. You could see a pipe and some juices in her wound. Anyways we separated her and she has now made a full recovery! We've decided to name her 'lucky'.
Chris Miilu 7 years ago
Chickens will attack a chicken if it has any visible defect. I remember that from my grandfather's ranch. He had some chickens; we never ate them, because he had made them all pets. He also had two greyhounds who never raced. My uncle kept a cow there; my mother wouldn't let me drink her milk because it wasn't pasteurized; she was also a pet. My Dad had two horses: a Palomino stallion called Chief, beautiful animal. Nuisance, a lovely gelding we could all ride. My grandfather built a tack barn, stables and a corral. He built my parents a house, my aunt and uncle a house. He built my SF fashionista a large home with a library, and took her to the City for shopping and plays. He built a motel and a gas station/market adjacent to the 99 highway. His freezer had huge ice creams drums which smelled wonderful. A kid's paradise with a large cemetary down the road with large roadways and a mausaleum where my best friend and I gave grand balls, announcing Duke and Duchess so and so
Load More Replies... Sebastian Melmoth 7 years ago
They really do make great pets (Pornos for Pyros pun intended). My dad had started raising them, I rolled my eyes but became enamoured with them. I went as far as to raise one in my house when his mom abandoned him the day he hatched. Named him after the singer for Pulp ... Jarvis Cocker
Ginette Boudreau 7 years ago
JUST by curiosity, how do you manage hen poop into the house ?
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v-nikiforov 7 years ago
it's funny how the chickens that look the gentlest are the most aggressive mean ones (:
Karen Klinck 5 years ago
Quite a few chicken owners will house them indoors while coop repairs are going on, because of the predator problems. One of my friends had a resident hawk near her property, so when they had to fix the chicken wire over the run, the hens were in a room in the house.
Load More Replies... BREAK YOUr perceptions 7 years ago
as im reading these i feel like i hear a soft clucking noise behind me somewhere
Will Smith 7 years ago
Farmers? I think you mean city folk who bought an acre of land in the suburbs and now think they are farmers.
Jay Raman 7 years ago
Serious question - does this take away from the desire to eat them or is that compartmentalized?
Karen Klinck 5 years ago
From what I understand, in some cases it intensifies the urge to eat them.
Load More Replies... Jill 7 years ago
Is it just me or are chicken owners more eloquent at shaming their chickens than most dog or cat owners? Some of these are really well written.
Chris Miilu 7 years ago
Love the one who had 10 kids and had no idea who the father was. She seemed to be very content with her promiscuous life style.
Load More Replies... GlassOfWater 7 years ago
I just recently experienced cannibalism in chickens for the first time. The poor pullet was missing half her neck when we found her. You could see a pipe and some juices in her wound. Anyways we separated her and she has now made a full recovery! We've decided to name her 'lucky'.
Chris Miilu 7 years ago
Chickens will attack a chicken if it has any visible defect. I remember that from my grandfather's ranch. He had some chickens; we never ate them, because he had made them all pets. He also had two greyhounds who never raced. My uncle kept a cow there; my mother wouldn't let me drink her milk because it wasn't pasteurized; she was also a pet. My Dad had two horses: a Palomino stallion called Chief, beautiful animal. Nuisance, a lovely gelding we could all ride. My grandfather built a tack barn, stables and a corral. He built my parents a house, my aunt and uncle a house. He built my SF fashionista a large home with a library, and took her to the City for shopping and plays. He built a motel and a gas station/market adjacent to the 99 highway. His freezer had huge ice creams drums which smelled wonderful. A kid's paradise with a large cemetary down the road with large roadways and a mausaleum where my best friend and I gave grand balls, announcing Duke and Duchess so and so
Load More Replies... Sebastian Melmoth 7 years ago
They really do make great pets (Pornos for Pyros pun intended). My dad had started raising them, I rolled my eyes but became enamoured with them. I went as far as to raise one in my house when his mom abandoned him the day he hatched. Named him after the singer for Pulp ... Jarvis Cocker
Ginette Boudreau 7 years ago
JUST by curiosity, how do you manage hen poop into the house ?
Load More Replies... v-nikiforov 7 years ago
it's funny how the chickens that look the gentlest are the most aggressive mean ones (:
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