Lessons learned from the flock

[chicknmania]

List yours here!

Here's my first (and most important) lesson learned:


1) Life goes on. Don't look back. Treasure the days and friends and family that you have right now.
And when they pass on count your blessings and keep going.

 

[citychickx6]

Enjoy the sunshine.

 

[chickened]

Do not attack the guy with the empty feed can... he is a good shot.

 

[calicokat]

Be kind to those you live with, you might need to snuggle up to them tonight to stay warm. And if you chased and pecked at them all day, that's not going to happen chicka!

 

[caspernc]

Don't drop anything in the pen that should not be eatten, because it will be.

 

[Criskin]

The prettiest ones are often the craziest!

 

[zooarch]

That poop can end up any where and things always seem better with a chicken on your shoulder.

 

[StupidBird]

Some "roos" need to be sent to freezer camp.

Those that cackle loudest didn't necessarily lay the egg.

 

[turney31]

Cocky, ugly acting roosters don't last long.

 

[Royd]

Chickens are smarter than you'll ever be. Sadly, because I'm a gardener, I must get rid of the smart chickens.