What I came home to tonight.

Farias1124

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Just got home (1015pm) and first thing I do is check my chickens who are spending their second night in their coop outside. I look inside and see my 3 RIR but my 3 white leghorns ARE NOWHERE TO BE FOUND!!! I kind of start to panic a bit. I look through the coop and run top to bottom 50 times. Thinking maybe these girls didn't want to go inside for the night. Still can't find them so now I really start to panic. I look inside and out for any trace of predators entering. There's absolutely nothing. I go back inside the coop and stop for a minute to collect myself and think. Out of the silence of night I hear little faint chirping so I walk over and look and this is what I find....
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They scared the hell out of me. I'd thought I'd lost half my flock after just 2 days of being out. Thank god it turned out to be a little funny.
 
LOL Cute story. Glad it turned out alright. Funny how they separated by breeds. Leghorns must really be really sneaky???
 
I thought my wife was playing a joke on me once I found them separated. Although all 6 grew up together they do seem to segregate themselves. The RIR's do their own thing together and the leghorns the same. Very rarely do I catch all 6 in close quarters.
 
Oh definitely. I sometimes wish I would have gotten all RIR's. They're so mellow and fun to watch. The leghorns are pretty sassy.
 
one time my leg horn Lilly sacred me like that. I looked every where for her over hour searching I finally accepted she was gone :( I go in my room (where I have a doggy door) I lay down heart broken I sit on my bed, I look up on on my shelf over 8 feet up (I have 10 feet roof) she is sound asleep on my shelf to this day I still don't know how the hell she got up there.
 

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