Yelling chicken

[Teila]

YEP!

I work from home and regardless of how bad my day has been, I know that when I walk out the door to let the gals out for supervised free range, within minutes they will have me smiling or chuckling.

Also, working from home, if I did not have the gals jumping up and down demanding to be let out, I would probably keep working; they are a great tool in getting a good work/life balance.

My only regret with having chickens is that I did not get them sooner! .. .. All those years I could have had with such funny, adorable gals for company

 

[heatherlaw]

My mom has an Easter egger who's yells too. Mom finally had enough and started squirting her with the hose or a spray bottle every time she screamed. She quit doing it and now she's gets all sneaky when mom goes outside.
One of my gals is a whiner. She whines for treats, for food, to be let out, to come inside, because someone has something she wants, etc. I just ignore it. It makes me smile because she sounds pathetic

 

[Chicken girl 15]

I'm a stay at home mom, have been for the better part of 13 years. My feather faces are my stress relief . 5 kids 2 dogs and a husband is great but can be stressful. We assist the horse farm next door as a family . We all go over and clean the barn, feed horses, fix things. Come the end of the day it's chicken:30. Time for a good dose of laughs, pecks, and lap sitters.