Chicken_jenn
In the Brooder
- Sep 24, 2020
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Hi!
We bought a house with a coop in March 2020 and were excited to get chickens right away. We’re totally new to this and this site has been SO helpful. I’ve been referencing for months but finally joined to post a chicken toe injury question.
We have 7 chickens, and I love how hilarious and loving they are.
I’m a comedian and this is the right pet (temperament wise) for me!
There are 2 chicken loving teens in my family, they’ve developed a new chicken lingo:
Snifflets- chickens that are young but now chicks anymore, not laying hens yet
To yeet a chicken- to remove and (gently) toss a chicken off of where they shouldn’t be (ie. Out of a raised garden bed)
Take care y’all,
Jenn
We bought a house with a coop in March 2020 and were excited to get chickens right away. We’re totally new to this and this site has been SO helpful. I’ve been referencing for months but finally joined to post a chicken toe injury question.
We have 7 chickens, and I love how hilarious and loving they are.
I’m a comedian and this is the right pet (temperament wise) for me!
There are 2 chicken loving teens in my family, they’ve developed a new chicken lingo:
Snifflets- chickens that are young but now chicks anymore, not laying hens yet
To yeet a chicken- to remove and (gently) toss a chicken off of where they shouldn’t be (ie. Out of a raised garden bed)
Take care y’all,
Jenn
My 12-year-old daughter uses the word yeet as well so believe it or not I had heard that before, just not in the context of chickens!
Glad you joined.
