Stump me, Stump you (The Ultimate quizzing Game)

[Twistedfeather]

Stump me, Stump you is a game designed for fun quizzing. We will start with some averagely easy questions than gradually make it more difficult as we go on. To make it fair try to use basic care questions, breeds I.D or questions from books like:

The American Standard of Perfection
The American Bantam Standard
The Chicken Encyclopedia (by Gail Damerow)
The Chicken Health Handbook (by Gail Damerow)
Poultry Show central.com's monthly showmanship questions

This game was designed for Avian knowledge bowls and Showmanship or to help those who might have questions that they need answered. If you are a 4-H leader and you want to compile these questions together for your group feel free just make sure to make sure they are correct

How to play: We will start with a question and whoever answers it first get's the right to ask the next question.This will happen until we run out of ideas. (Hehehe that might be awhile)


For our first Question

What five breeds of chickens has five toes?


Good luck

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Non-bearded Silkie, Dorking, Sultan, Houdan and Faverolle.
What are the only 2 breeds that have white earlobes yet lay a brown egg?

 

[Twistedfeather]

That is mostly correct except that bearded Silkies and Non bearded silkies are the same breed.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

That's what I thought but I'm not a silkie expert since I don't think of them as chickens.

Do I still get to ask the question?

 

[familyfarm1]

Non-bearded Silkie, Dorking, Sultan, Houdan and Faverolle.
What are the only 2 breeds that have white earlobes yet lay a brown egg?

Penedesencas and Empordanesas?

 

[Twistedfeather]

Yes, so since you got it right go ahead and ask your question.

 

[familyfarm1]

are you talking to me or ChickenCanoe?

 

[Twistedfeather]

I haven't seen ChickenCanoe for awhile so go ahead and ask and if ChickenCanoe comes back he/she can still play

 

[familyfarm1]

How many chickens are there in the world?

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Penedesencas and Empordanesas?

That's correct. You get a star.

How many chickens are there in the world?

Perhaps 50 billion or more. No one can know. There are tens of thousands of chickens hatched and slaughtered every minute.
A population of around 20 billion in commercial egg and meat production and an equally unknown and fluctuating number of village and backyard chickens.

http://www.economist.com/blogs/dailychart/2011/07/global-livestock-counts

http://www.thepoultrysite.com/artic...013-asia-produces-onethird-of-worlds-broilers