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Here's a picture of my oldest son a year or two ago with his best friend. I believe he was a little under two in this shot. He loved that hen. She'd follow him and around and play with him but not let him catch her. One day I turned my back and he caught her and was attempting to carry her back to the house. This is his, "so you really think I'm going to put her down?" face. She wiggled loose shortly after this picture was taken (hey, he only weighed a little more than twice what she did at the time, he's working hard). They were friends until this spring when my son suddenly decided to be scared of everything but the ducks who are terrified of him. I guess he finally figured out that chickens didn't just come to the sunflower seed picnics he used to throw just to keep him company and they really just wanted his food as fair weather friends do. Red Chicken was so disappointed. No more snacks from toddlers. They had a good year of lots of cute fun while it lasted though. In case anyone's wondering, no hens were harmed in the making of this picture, lol. She's just trying to lean away (and she's still running around my chicken yard at time of typing).



 
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My daughter Makenzie with one of our red pullets, they had just went for a dip in our pond this summer -as you can tell i have a thing for reds!
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My daughter Makenzie with a baby chick at rural king, she loves chickens almost as much as i do and begged to bring it home, thats her pretty please face lol Needless to say we have 6 more babies now! And i thought it was safe to go to rural king in November...
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Here's a picture of my oldest son a year or two ago with his best friend. I believe he was a little under two in this shot. He loved that hen. She'd follow him and around and play with him but not let him catch her. One day I turned my back and he caught her and was attempting to carry her back to the house. This is his, "so you really think I'm going to put her down?" face. She wiggled loose shortly after this picture was taken (hey, he only weighed a little more than twice what she did at the time, he's working hard). They were friends until this spring when my son suddenly decided to be scared of everything but the ducks who are terrified of him. I guess he finally figured out that chickens didn't just come to the sunflower seed picnics he used to throw just to keep him company and they really just wanted his food as fair weather friends do. Red Chicken was crushed. No more snacks from toddlers. They had a good year of lots of cute fun while it lasted though. In case anyone's wondering, no hens were harmed in the making of this picture, lol. She's just trying to lean away (and she's still running around my chicken yard at time of typing).



,love the look on his face!!!
 
Here's a picture of my oldest son a year or two ago with his best friend. I believe he was a little under two in this shot. He loved that hen. She'd follow him and around and play with him but not let him catch her. One day I turned my back and he caught her and was attempting to carry her back to the house. This is his, "so you really think I'm going to put her down?" face. She wiggled loose shortly after this picture was taken (hey, he only weighed a little more than twice what she did at the time, he's working hard). They were friends until this spring when my son suddenly decided to be scared of everything but the ducks who are terrified of him. I guess he finally figured out that chickens didn't just come to the sunflower seed picnics he used to throw just to keep him company and they really just wanted his food as fair weather friends do. Red Chicken was so disappointed. No more snacks from toddlers. They had a good year of lots of cute fun while it lasted though. In case anyone's wondering, no hens were harmed in the making of this picture, lol. She's just trying to lean away (and she's still running around my chicken yard at time of typing).




That is one determined looking little boy!
 
I think it's wonderful when kids are crazy about animals, any kind of animal. They can learn so much from being around and caring for chickens, dogs, cats, etc.

And it's much more fun to see them bonding with a pet than it is to see them bonded to their phones :lol:


Thats for sure!!!!
 
Aww, there's those pretty girls again (that includes Wee, lol)! Thanks for sharing your picture @shortgrass
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