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Kuntrygirl, I agree with you. I don't even let my grandchildren "stir up" my chickens. I care about my chickens' well being. My opinion is that stressed out birds become unhealthy birds. I am striving to raise nice healthy flocks. Having someone torment my chickens would be self-defeating. Also, the original purpose of the chicken run was to catch a chicken to kill to make gumbo. Therefore, if they don't intend to eat the chicken then what's the point of just chasing it around? You almost have to ask yourself "which one has the "bird brain"? Although, rather than ask myself that question, I'd rather ask them.
Kuntrygirl, I agree with you. I don't even let my grandchildren "stir up" my chickens. I care about my chickens' well being. My opinion is that stressed out birds become unhealthy birds. I am striving to raise nice healthy flocks. Having someone torment my chickens would be self-defeating. Also, the original purpose of the chicken run was to catch a chicken to kill to make gumbo. Therefore, if they don't intend to eat the chicken then what's the point of just chasing it around? You almost have to ask yourself "which one has the "bird brain"? Although, rather than ask myself that question, I'd rather ask them.
