bonbean01
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She wants to be a "real" house chicken 
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marlowmanor
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Put a KFC bucket by the window! 
Maybe she'd take a hint about what happens to chicken in the house!
Maybe she'd take a hint about what happens to chicken in the house!
bonbean01
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Marlow!!!! You're so bad...but also so funny 
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Let her in..she wants to lay an egg...that was the reason the first one did it..only place she felt safe.
and marlow...
and marlow...
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purplequeenvt
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One year at one of our fairs, I was asked to deliver the chicks that had hatched in the children's barnyard over to the poultry barn where they would be sold. As a joke, a couple of us ran across the street to KFC and got an empty bucket from them and then delivered the chicks (cornish crosses) to the poultry barn in the KFC bucket.
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purplequeenvt
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Here is twin #2 from this morning. We've named them Lotus (Lottie) and Leia.
This is Leia
This is Leia
Bridgemoof
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Yep, those lambs really are cute!
We have what I call "porch chickens." They are the ones born inside the house, they stay in for a while in a cage. Then when they get a little too big and messy they go out on the front porch in their cage. Then after a while like that, I open the door. They hang around for a while, then I take the cage away. Its a slow integration process.
We have what I call "porch chickens." They are the ones born inside the house, they stay in for a while in a cage. Then when they get a little too big and messy they go out on the front porch in their cage. Then after a while like that, I open the door. They hang around for a while, then I take the cage away. Its a slow integration process.
