What happens when you let your kids name the chickens?

Nonny

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May 16, 2011
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My 12yr old has naming rights on our three newbies (all girls) arriving in a few weeks and her chosen names are... *drum roll please*


Bob... Steve... and Elmo.


*sigh*
 
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my names i pick are nearly as bad as the names my kids pick i have a chick i think is a girl named jack......i doubt the chickens care anyway.......i say go for it.........
 
All that remains is choosing which chick gets which name. We have a Welsummer, Barnevelder and Ancona arriving. I'm guessing Elmo would have to be whichever one is going have the reddest colouring, but the others will be a coin toss I suspect.
 
Not too bad I have Ninja, Samurai, Woody and Jessie and Henny Penny. The last I picked the rest my 3yr old son. Oh and their all supposed to be pullets, at least we have 2 girl names in there
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I let the grandgirls name some of ours - They named Ariel (an EE - name from The Little Mermaid), Blackie (Jersey Black Giant) and Oreo (Ancona). They named our two cats, too - Snowball (he's not white - but they thought his fur looked fluffy) and Troy (after High School Musical).
 
My younger sister told me to name the head rooster,
and I said something along the lines of, "I don't care what we call him... he can be Cockadoodledoo for all I care."

I didn't literally mean it, but still do this day, we refer to him as Cockadoodledoo...
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S.L.Swope :

Not too bad I have Ninja, Samurai, Woody and Jessie and Henny Penny. The last I picked the rest my 3yr old son. Oh and their all supposed to be pullets, at least we have 2 girl names in there
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I might end up calling ours Bobbi, Stevie, and Ellie
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Well, you got 3 breeds that are flighty, so ii would say pick the favorite name for the friiendliest chicken....cuz you won't be cuddling with them long. My Ancona was CRAZY. She was always flying over the fence or hiding in the blackberry brambles. I finally gave her to my friend (
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) and told her she wasn't the friendliiest. Well, Spook (aptly named) took off across the street away from my friend and spent the night out in the woods. I felt bad then, cuz it made her son cry, but I also laughed a little that I got rid of my "wild" chickens and then got to hear tales about it.

Long story short, Spook diidntt like being in the woods at night and came back the next day.
 
I'm setting up a bantam coop for my 6 yr. old little girl. So far we have Belle, Beauty, Cinderella, & Prince Charming. I guess I better build a palace for all these Princesses!
 

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