About extra roos hatched- dh says "I'm not eating that because you talked to it!" Says the same thing for if I were to get pigs or a cow to raise for meat.
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. "If you like to talk to tomatoes, if a squash can make you smile, if you like to waltz with potatoes up and down the produce aisle..." You can talk to any of your food. Your DH must not, though.About extra roos hatched- dh says "I'm not eating that because you talked to it!" Says the same thing for if I were to get pigs or a cow to raise for meat.
Bahahahahahahahahah, I wonder what she would think if she saw my THREE roosters going at it?Just now, same relative who refuses my eggs due to chickens eating meat in occasional table scraps or because the rooster sperm might be /in the eggs...
My roosters got into another fight this morning when I let them out for some free ranging, but went on with roaming the yard. It's not the first time they've taken a jump at each other, and I don't pay attention unless they get serious. Boys are boys in the animal world.
Anyway, she scolded me in the living room, nose in the air, "It is inhumane and unethical to have cock fights."
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You just have to name them correctly. For instance, my two pigs were named Bacon and Sausage. My turkeys were Thanksgiving and Christmas. I don't really name my chickens, other than a few of them, but I have a friend who names hers things like Original and Extra Crispy.
Quote: My cousin and I named a pig Wilbur after the character in Charlotte's Web when were young adults....
(pun alert)
Unlike Wilbur in the book there was no nosy spider that saved that pigs bacon..... He made for a great christmas dinner...![]()
OK...I have a couple so far:
My mother thot I needed a roo to get eggs (she grew up on a farm), my grandfather thot you HAD to use straw or woodchips in the run & was amazed that I was using sand (this is the farm my mom grew up on)...
And not so bad since this came from kids under the age of 10 (more cute actually): a couple of the neighbor kids have asked something along these lines (pointing to my bantums) "Are those the big chicken's babies?"...ME "All of my chickens are young except those 2 small ones over there (bantums about a yr old) so none have babies. Those are just a different kind of chicken that doesn't get so big"...KID "Oh, I didn't know chickens came in different sizes."
As for my eggs (I only have 2 hens laying so far so it was easy to identify who was laying which egg) I told someone the other day that my white hen lays the brown eggs & my black hen lays the white ones...Their reply "That's kinda backwards isn't it?" (luckily they were just being silly & know chicken color doesn't determine egg color...lol)