Open Contest Official BYC Poultry Caption Contest 05-09-25 Pic by Noraaaaa

[User690263]

"Hi there! My name is Henrietta and I'm with the Poultrygeist Pest Control company.
Have you noticed any worms, slugs, or grubs around your home lately? Well, we’re treating homes in this neighborhood today and offering big discounts for first-time customers.”

 

[User690263]

"Hi there! My name is Henrietta and I'm with the Poultrygeist Pest Control company.
Have you noticed any worms, slugs, or grubs around your home lately? Well, we’re treating homes in this neighborhood today and offering big discounts for first-time customers.”

*I hope you appreciate this because it took me way too long to write *

 

[Antiocheggers]

Not a caption.
This is true. Bc in the Netherlands big bird is blue/lavender and she has a real name. Pino. My biggest Dutch when I started to keep chickens was named after her.

Pino my lavender Dutch with her two babies Black and Pearl in 2015:
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Pino from the Dutch sesame street

How exciting to always be able to learn something new. And, to be able to text with some one in the Netherlands. Thanks for the information.

 

[5Australorpasaures]

Whata Ya tryin' to pull here with these wooden eggs in the nestin' box!

 

[Antiocheggers]

Yes, I'm waiting for the bus to come by !

 

[Chicken_Obsesser]

Look me in my eyes young lady...

 

[gimmie birdies]

Objects in mirror may be closer than they appear.

"Must go faster!"

 

[gimmie birdies]

"We have a rooster, George, who I was making time with, and along comes an Ameraucana, who said out loud 'Ginger has a turkey neck!' Ugh! I said back to the Ameraucana...'Here comes the bearded lady!' Then the fight was on, and while the feathers were flying, Marilyn the silkie hen, walks off with George. I don't get it. Marilyn has feathered legs." (*Shudders.)

 

[gimmie birdies]

"Legs? I don't need no stinking legs..."

 

[gimmie birdies]

"Do you remember the book 'Animal farm?' I represent the hen house, chapter 12, we demand more mealworms."