Which is to say, my rooster that is eight feet in height, not my octopedal rooster. Which would be stranger? Discuss.
We are in the process of building the coop and run for our 12 4-week old chicks. You'd think we'd have absolutely no time to waste, but apparently we have, because we took a precious afternoon last weekend to create an 8-foot high rooster lawn sculpture to place beside the run when it's done. I hope it won't scare the poop out of the hens.
My best friend is an artist who creates plush toys based on her own real-life pets (living or deceased), or those of friends. Her line is called Naughty Naughty Pets . One of the very first she made was Heedley Pecked Me In The Eye, a rooster based on one Wendy had many years ago, that she rescued from a kosher butcher in Toronto and kept as a pet. So, I asked her: "Wendy, would you draw and paint an 8-foot Heedley for my new chicken run?"
And so she did...
Now...I really MUST paint the coop...
We are in the process of building the coop and run for our 12 4-week old chicks. You'd think we'd have absolutely no time to waste, but apparently we have, because we took a precious afternoon last weekend to create an 8-foot high rooster lawn sculpture to place beside the run when it's done. I hope it won't scare the poop out of the hens.
My best friend is an artist who creates plush toys based on her own real-life pets (living or deceased), or those of friends. Her line is called Naughty Naughty Pets . One of the very first she made was Heedley Pecked Me In The Eye, a rooster based on one Wendy had many years ago, that she rescued from a kosher butcher in Toronto and kept as a pet. So, I asked her: "Wendy, would you draw and paint an 8-foot Heedley for my new chicken run?"
And so she did...
Now...I really MUST paint the coop...