I was out on my backyard plinking range with my Ruger 10/22 and some subsonic and quiet ammo, popping some spinner targets, the flock wandered over and intently investigated every fired brass case as it was ejected from the rifle, it was rather amusing.
Not only were they not bothered by the sound of the 10/22 firing and the action slamming open and closed, they were fascinated by the shiny brass objects it spit out at them
They were not in any danger, the targets were 25 yards away, and they were located behind me, at around the 4 o'clock position, they never went past the 3 o'clock position, that's where all the brass empties were ejecting....
What unusually brave behaviors have your chickens exhibited?
Not only were they not bothered by the sound of the 10/22 firing and the action slamming open and closed, they were fascinated by the shiny brass objects it spit out at them

They were not in any danger, the targets were 25 yards away, and they were located behind me, at around the 4 o'clock position, they never went past the 3 o'clock position, that's where all the brass empties were ejecting....
What unusually brave behaviors have your chickens exhibited?