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MilkmanDansays...I grew up on a farm with chickens, and saw them do a lot of weird / stupid things.
But definitely never saw that. Weird, wild stuff.
articianjokingly says...Drinking problem...
oritteroposays...I think he probably put it in that position before turning on the camera. Since chickens don't have a diaphram, might not be that great for it either.
Of course there's always the chance that it arrived in that position by itself, as you say chickens do some strange things.
I grew up on a farm with chickens, and saw them do a lot of weird / stupid things.
But definitely never saw that. Weird, wild stuff.
antsays...Like?
I grew up on a farm with chickens, and saw them do a lot of weird / stupid things.
But definitely never saw that. Weird, wild stuff.
antsays..."Note: the chicken was OK. I had placed it down on its head, and since it could not see it stayed there. It is a common thing for chickens..." --YouTube description.
I think he probably put it in that position before turning on the camera. Since chickens don't have a diaphram, might not be that great for it either.
Of course there's always the chance that it arrived in that position by itself, as you say chickens do some strange things.
Nephelimdreamjokingly says...No need to call me chicken, I had nothing to do with this.
/takes lap for lame joke
//trips over chicken crossing the road
Drinking problem...
MilkmanDansays...One sample "weird chicken behavior" is psychotically aggressive bantam (miniature) roosters.
Too small and ill equipped (not much spur, etc.) to do any damage to a human, but they *act* like they think they are velociraptors or something. Bring food in, fill their water, get vaguely close to them ... they attack your feet. My dad taught me to put my shoe between their legs and lift/kick them into a wall -- pretty hard. Stuns / dazes them for a minute or so -- long enough to fill their feed or whatever. But stay longer than that and they'll be right back to attacking your feet.
On the female side, hens sometimes choose very bizarre locations to lay their eggs. We had a metal cylindrical feeder thing with a tray at the bottom -- fill cracked corn or whatever into the cylinder (open on top), and it will gravity flow down as they eat some out of the bottom tray. We had one hen that liked to jump in the top of that cylinder (maybe 10 inch diameter) and then lay eggs on top of the food in there. Extremely tight fit, no room to move -- like putting your arm in a Pringles can. Sometimes she got stuck if the surface of the food was too far down.
I've even seen a hen that sat on the surface of a bough in a cedar tree. Enough branch and cedar foliage to hold up the hen's body, but then we found an egg right under her on the ground -- not dense enough material to actually keep the egg from falling through. The egg was broken, but the hen just stubbornly sat in that tree for a day or two, not realizing what had happened.
Like?
lucky760says...Stop messing with your cock.
Paybacksays...It'll go blind.
wait.. what?
Stop messing with your cock.
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