Let's Have Some Fun With Chicken Talk (Terminology)

[Buster]

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Yeah 3 times now - and everytime it gets posted I HAVE to click on it..........

My wife watched that clip with me and said "that guy has entirely too much time on his hands"

 

[ksacres]

I call the babies chick-ace-es just cuz I like to be different.

I also call my incubator my "ink-a-ma-bator" for fun.

Both words are patterned after people trying to pronounce things they couldn't, and I liked it, so I adopted it.

I also call cows "moofs" b/c of a little girl I used to babysit for.

 

[Nupine]

I call my chicks chick-ee-wick-ees sometimes!!

 

[d.k]

*When I first saw this topic, Yogiman-- I thought we were gonna be trying to translate what the CHICKENS were saying!! Or, rather trying to say to US!!

 

[Nupine]

 

[d.k]

*Oh-- and P.S.: We probly ALL have to much time on our hands, AND no doubt took a serious whack or two to the head at some point in our lives-- or else Why Raise Chickens???

 

[Henrietta23]

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My dad who raised chickens in central NY state called old hens biddies. He still refers to old women who annoy him as biddies...

 

[Yogiman]

d.k
*When I first saw this topic, Yogiman-- I thought we were gonna be trying to translate what the CHICKENS were saying!!

If you think you were confused, just think how confused the poor chickens must be.

Henrietta23
He still refers to old women who annoy him as biddies...

Now that right there is dangerous! That's a sure fire way to get a whole mess of nuckle bumps on the head. OUCH!

 

[Henrietta23]

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No kidding! He thinks since he's now 80 he can get away with stuff like that.

 

[Fluffers]

how can you translate what the chickens are saying or trying to say