Found CHICKEN in the Mountains!!!!

[andreanar]

More photos! Please! I would like to see him better.

 

[R2elk]

That sure looks like a leghorn hen - not a rooster.

X2

 

[RodNTN]

As @sourland said, that sure looks like a White Leghorn hen, not a rooster. (I have 8 White Leghorn hens, so I should know ).

 

[RodNTN]

Btw, great job on rescuing the poor thing!

 

[savannahRoos22]

So it has been given a bath (which it loved so much), watched a movie, and all our pets have welcomed it! Especially my kittens, and it now comfortably hangs out with my bantam hens. Also... Its A HEN?!?!?!!!??

 

[theuglychick]

I'm so glad y'all came along and rescued the poor little thing!!! Yay!

 

[savannahRoos22]

 

[scalci]

This is so cool!!! I went camping in Maine once (not far from civilization) and had this fantasy of finding a lost hen to take home with me haha

You should totally make him an Instagram!! Too cool of a story for him not to be famous!

 

[Sara Ranch]

oawh....that is so sweet!

(If that is a hen, I have a LONG ways to before my leghorns girls have a crop and waddles that big! Gives me a good idea of what to expect in the future!)

 

[sourland]

oawh....that is so sweet!

(If that is a hen, I have a LONG ways to before my leghorns girls have a crop and waddles that big! Gives me a good idea of what to expect in the future!)

'Comb and Wattles' - a crop is the food storage organ, and ducks waddle - chickens have wattles.