What is this chicken thinking?

[Reurra]

Helloooo!!! Ladies!!

 

[theoldchick]

What about my new girl, Maybell, (one of only 2 turkens in a group of 10 delawares) what is she thinking?

Dang hens fleeced me!

 

[K-12 Chickens]

Look at me! I can crow even if my wattles are tiny!

I guess it makes Big Moe really cold-hardy! Ah, well. My hens still think he's a really handsome fellow (except for some of the older girls).

 

[Gargoyle]

What's Goldie thinking?
(by the way, three weeks ago she was very pale, shaky, fading, and lost her position at the top of the pecking order. We noticed her upper beak had gotten too long, hooked several millimeters over the lower beak, and eating was difficult. We trimmed it back, and within a few days she perked up. Look at her now!)

 

[scratch'n'peck]

What's Goldie thinking?
(by the way, three weeks ago she was very pale, shaky, fading, and lost her position at the top of the pecking order. We noticed her upper beak had gotten too long, hooked several millimeters over the lower beak, and eating was difficult. We trimmed it back, and within a few days she perked up. Look at her now!)

Watch out girls, I'm planning my big comeback!
(Thanks for sharing about the hooked upper beak. I will keep an eye out for that now.)

 

[theoldchick]

What's Goldie thinking?
(by the way, three weeks ago she was very pale, shaky, fading, and lost her position at the top of the pecking order. We noticed her upper beak had gotten too long, hooked several millimeters over the lower beak, and eating was difficult. We trimmed it back, and within a few days she perked up. Look at her now!)

I'm one tough chick. I had beakoplasty without anesthesia or Novocaine. I'd like to see you do that.

 

[Suzie]

What about my new girl, Maybell, (one of only 2 turkens in a group of 10 delawares) what is she thinking?

Hey girls... you just wait until the Summer... I'll be cool.... how about you?

 

[cathiesue]

What's Goldie thinking?
(by the way, three weeks ago she was very pale, shaky, fading, and lost her position at the top of the pecking order. We noticed her upper beak had gotten too long, hooked several millimeters over the lower beak, and eating was difficult. We trimmed it back, and within a few days she perked up. Look at her now!)

Nope! No way. Never again. Next time use the Dremel or I can promise you ten bloody stumps!

 

[JacobMaxwell]

We want a raise.

. . . we think that three cups of scratch a day instead of one would be satisfactory.

 

[Reurra]

Pardon me, is my slip showing?!