Stella's Social Club

[kathyinmo]

One lone chick? I bet she is chirping up a storm.

Have you seen this video? Sweet!

 

[mlm Mike]

Cute little Isbar chick.

 

[Hangtown Farms]

Kelly! Allowing a lemon pound cake to cool completely is so cruel!

posting is even more cruel

 

[speckledhen]

I saw that video a couple of years ago, Kathy, and it made me ANGRY ! It implied that a guy sat watching while the hen was being circled by a hawk and did nothing. That was the impression it gave. I couldn't watch it again.

 

[mlm Mike]

What a nice video, I'm glad I watched it all.

 

[Happy Chooks]

The glaze won't harden if the cake isn't cool. Well.................how'd ya like it?

Cute chick too!

 

[The Sheriff]

What a nice video, I'm glad I watched it all.

Ditto. I've seen it before but still enjoyed it. I envy that green grass

 

[1muttsfan]

That was a sweet video. Had to suspend reality a little, that raccoon would certainly not stop at a few eggs! And why would those chickens not completely decimated that garden?? My tomatoes took quite a hit last summer. I did love the silkie chicken, quite the actor.

 

[drumstick diva]

I'd like to know how many chickens were harmed in the making of that video. There is a quick bit where the beautiful silkie is(obviously) thrown from the coop, to simulate being attacked by other chickens, etc. I don't think she was trained to do that. Maybe it was a stunt double - hmm or a stuffed chicken.

I agree who could watch and not rush to help?. I know on Animal Planet people have asked why they didn't assist when trouble arose. They said they weren't to have contact - in this case it was the Meerkat series. Yet, they had plenty of footage of them weighing and measuring , sometimes feeding the babies so they could record the results and putt tracking collars on some.

The reason I stopped watching - I couldn't stand to see the animals maimed or killed when people were close enough to intervene. It's always about filming a great scene. I really worry about humans in dire straits where instead of helping - people are filming, so they can cash in and sell to news stations , whatever.

Is it any wonder so many want to move far from the maddening crowd?

 

[ronott1]

I'd like to know how many chickens were harmed in the making of that video. There is a quick bit where the beautiful silkie is(obviously) thrown from the coop, to simulate being attacked by other chickens, etc. I don't think she was trained to do that. Maybe it was a stunt double - hmm or a stuffed chicken.

I agree who could watch and not rush to help?. I know on Animal Planet people have asked why they didn't assist when trouble arose. They said they weren't to have contact - in this case it was the Meerkat series. Yet, they had plenty of footage of them weighing and measuring , sometimes feeding the babies so they could record the results and putt tracking collars on some.

The reason I stopped watching - I couldn't stand to see the animals maimed or killed when people were close enough to intervene. It's always about filming a great scene. I really worry about humans in dire straits where instead of helping - people are filming, so they can cash in and sell to news stations , whatever.

Is it any wonder so many want to move far from the maddening crowd?

We watch that video and think it is about chickens. It is really a lesson in how to handle Life problems and aimed at children.