Lesson forgotten

[panner123]

NEVER bend over in front of a roo with your back to him. My grand daughter was showing me where a broody was hiding a nest. Not thinking about the roo, I got down to check the nest out. About the time I got a good look at the nest, the roo had his target lined up. Had I caught him, he would have been dinner. I will be sitting on an extra pllow for a few days, thanks to my EX-FAVORITE roo.

 

[Chic-n-farmer]

Sorry about your *ahem* injury. I'm sure you'll feel better after you have some chicken soup!

 

[FrenchHen]

What a bummer!

I'm not smirking...nope.

 

[Chic-n-farmer]

Quote:
Pun intended??

I have to admit, I was once injured in the same region while gathering eggs. I subdued my attacker with a handy dandy shovel and relieved him of his spurs. Next stop was the trade fair.

 

[FrenchHen]

I think there would be a late night visit to the coop and one less chicken in the morning.

Husband would NEVER let me live something like that down.

 

[jossanne]

Ouch, I'm sorry!

I got a goose bite there once... I picked up a baby goose from its parents, and turned around to walk away. I learned my lesson the HARD way!

I'm sorry you learned the same lesson, and I'm only laughing with you, not at you...

 

[Rte.66_chicks]

They usually attack from the rear, so I'm thinking that if we wear a mask on ours, maybe they'll think we're still watching them! Mine isn't brave enough to attack while I'm facing him.

 

[HenniePennie]

Last year my roo went after a friend of mine while visiting me. As the Queen of Hearts so profoundly said, "Off with his (her) head!!".
I will be the first to say............"and a mighty tasty chicken dinner that was"

 

[Beau coop]

Quote:
Pun intended??

I have to admit, I was once injured in the same region while gathering eggs. I subdued my attacker with a handy dandy shovel and relieved him of his spurs. Next stop was the trade fair.

How do remove spurs? My roo is crazy with them!!

 

[miss_jayne]

don't 'they' always say, "It'll get you in the END"?