unpopular chicken opinions??

[JacinLarkwell]

You know, the silkied Cochins aren't nearly as bad as they could be

 

[EmmaRainboe]

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The first one looks like brass wool.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

The first one looks like brass wool.

You mean steele wool?

 

[EmmaRainboe]

You mean steele wool?

Oh, yes.

 

[Chickenslol]

i think you all have inspired me, here’s one more unpopular opinion for the road (please don’t kill me) i keep my chickens under a heat lamp in the winter

 

[333113]

Americania?

I raise Crevecoeurs.
Or, is it Crevacores?
Or is it Crevecours?
(Not even gonna touch the pronunciation.)
Samuel Johnson, author of one of the first English language dictionaries, wrote that he admired a person who could think of more than one way to spell a word. Me, too!

 

[333113]

We better stop or she’s gonna sic Blue on us!

Blue knows I'm plumb scared of Ameracanana... ‘mericana.... dangnabbit— those pretty blue ones with face floof!!

Speaking of face floof...my unpopular (at shows, anyway) opinion is that people should stop using so many grooming products at shows! It's just sad to see the last-minute hairspray spritzed on right before the judge comes through, to make the "face floof" beard stand out. The poor birds spend the rest of the show blinking their eyes trying to get the overspray out.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

Speaking of face floof...my unpopular (at shows, anyway) opinion is that people should stop using so many grooming products at shows! It's just sad to see the last-minute hairspray spritzed on right before the judge comes through, to make the "face floof" beard stand out. The poor birds spend the rest of the show blinking their eyes trying to get the overspray out.

I never knew people used hairspray on chickens.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I never knew people used hairspray on chickens.

We used it on their feathers to make them shiny looking. You spray it on a rag and run the rag over their backs.

 

[333113]

We used it on their feathers to make them shiny looking. You spray it on a rag and run the rag over their backs.

See, that's if you do it the right way!