Arizona Chickens

People that live in cities have all manner of delusions. I was lucky in that I was raised on farms in the Midwest so when I lived in actual cities like LA, the groupthink echo chambers still couldn’t gaslight me into their psychosis.

I went into a health food store and they had brown eggs for $4.00 a dozen (~1983!) I asked the guy how they could justify $4 a dozen. The clerk must have been from a farm because he chuckled and made a remark about the intellect of his clientele.

You should tell your neighbors you have chickens because they are good for the environment as they provide a source of nitrogen to break down all the boxes that end up in his trash, from Amazon, delivering the environmentally destruction landfill waste he uses.
I have those city people walking past my chickens all the time. One stopped to ask me how I could have all hens and no roosters, while looking right at this guy. I just told him I order all female from the hatchery!;) Don't ask, Don't Tell around here.
 

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I have those city people walking past my chickens all the time. One stopped to ask me how I could have all hens and no roosters, while looking right at this guy. I just told him I order all female from the hatchery!;) Don't ask, Don't Tell around here.

As long as he doesn't crow right in front of them, you'll be ok. I mean "why is that girl crowing?" :gig
 
I just got back from a yard sale. I got a finished wooden box on short legs (no cover) that looks like the perfect size for a chick brooder. I also got a plastic motion sensor that looks like a rooster, and gives off a loud, realistic sounding crow when it senses motion. Big Ben is NOT amused, but I sure am. :gig He hasn't quit crowing since I took it outside to try it out.
 
I just got back from a yard sale. I got a finished wooden box on short legs (no cover) that looks like the perfect size for a chick brooder. I also got a plastic motion sensor that looks like a rooster, and gives off a loud, realistic sounding crow when it senses motion. Big Ben is NOT amused, but I sure am. :gig He hasn't quit crowing since I took it outside to try it out.

He probably think's that the "new roo" has eye's on his girl's. :lau
 

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