The Private Life of Chickens

Have you ever considered going vegan to repay your chickens wonderfully kind favors?

@@babychicks3244 I don't eat chicken. I actually saved these chickens from being eaten, as well as saved from from disease and predators :/ You'd never realize how much someone could love a few chickens until you see me charge out of my mouse to rescue one getting attacked lol

@@babychicks3244 think about it though. My chicken was returning the love I've shown her protecting me from a snake lol

Baby Chicks Dig Vegans And how do you know the OP isn’t already vegan?

@@babychicks3244 one doesnt need to be vegan or kill the chickens to keep chickens as food source. Keep them for eggs like i do. I might hunt but i could never kill an animal i raised. Thats why i have given up raising rabbits.

That's awesome.

Aww man that was my favourite part of my chickens too. I loved it most when they'd chat to me in the same way old women sit around playing cards and chatting. They really see you as part of their family. They are so socially intelligent, but in a way that can be foreign to us just because bird brains are wired a bit differently to mammal brains.

Sounds like you pimpin 😂

question, How many beers would your chickens drink with you.

Please tell me you didn't end up eating them...

I love my mum's chickens. My son had found one in the flock that was a hen he named Chad (he says Chad is synonymous with "cool and relaxed"). It was the only hen that would let us pick her up with absolutely no issues. The rest will get close to us, but they only come for food, which I think is very ironic. 🤷🏾‍♀️

@@arhafrench5319 If you get Buff Orpington’s they sometimes act like they think they are your puppy dog and follow you around and like to be petted 😁👍🌷

To bond with any animal is a beautiful experience.

Thank you for sharing your experience. 🐔 🐔☺☺❤❤

Thats A pretty horrible prize. If the parents wont take the Bird then you break the little kids heart. Probly start cryin n stuff and makin a scene. Damm kids

Chickens are awesome all purpose animals. As a kid living in Melbourne Australia my parents had a chicken coup and run on one side of the yard and a vegetable garden on the other. Every year my father and a few mates would carry the coup/house across the yard and the role of the areas would be reversed. We had the best veggie garden! Every few years we’d cull the chickens and get more from a local egg farm. The chickens weren’t good to eat but nothing ever went to waste. They were boiled down into a kind of meaty stock which was strained and frozen in Tupperware and used for cooking, the bones & all the egg shells from the previous years were turned into a paste in a homemade mortar and pestle then dried (my job) and fed back to the new birds as part of their diet for the first year. I had to turn over the chook yard every weekend. All of our kitchen scraps were fed to the chooks, what wasn’t eaten got turned in and fed the worms. Even grass clippings went into the chook yard, what wasn’t eaten either composted or attracted bugs which were. Everyone talks about Green Solutions today but have forgotten the most simple stuff. I still have chickens to this day (50years later) and the same system works just as well. The only change is that I only keep 6 chooks and I have two small coups. We get more than enough eggs for us and trade the excess ones for chook food instead of the 24 my parents used to run and sell or trade the eggs for money or vegetables we didn’t grow. I don’t pay for chook food and my neighbours love the eggs and provide all sorts of food for the girls. They also provide great entertainment for the local kids who get a real kick out of feeding them and collecting the eggs. My oldest son is an enigma, we’ve often been given fertilised eggs to set under a clucky bird and the mother will get up and allow him to inspect her chicks without any aggression but turn into Rambo The Killer Chicken when I go near. We got CJ to use nail polish to mark the hens since he was about 10yo and he still comes and does it now. How he knows is a mystery to us but he says it’s as easy as looking at people. He’s never marked a chick as female which didn’t turn out to be a hen and only missed one to my knowledge in about 200.

I really hope my chicken also could live 7 years.

Malik L I treat myself to animals

That's why the average man is a piece of shit not deserving of a life.

@@thermionicemission6355 Haha, so bloody true!

NAH IM GOOD THEY TOO TASTY FOR ME TO GIVE A SHIT

@Agent Eagle truth

There are definitely smarter breeds than others. Lol

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Are they still alive?I have one that was falling down,turns out she's having sezers.trying to find out why now

One of our hens is named Derp. She's not the most intelligent, I saw her eat a piece of plastic yesterday

@@reptiqueen7275 I can relate! My MaryKate ate pieces of broken glass when my son accidentally broke a cup inside the run. By the time I got out there to clean up, she was pecking at the glass, only her not the others. Thank God she didn’t die. 😅

Wish i hv a backyard so that i can keep from rescueing many big n small animals from the cruel slaugther house... i dont eat meat.. just love animals much. Poor innocent souls.. Tq for giving yr chicken a chance to live a normal lives ♥️🐾🐾🐾🐾🐓🐔🐥🐣

You absolutely will have chuks one day!

They're so smart. Nice of you to check that they were ok and be kind to the possum

I had 2 wild pigeons I rescued they came back to me evena fter they flew into the city and one day one of them had something wrapped around the foot and theyc ame to me for help getting it off the foot....so yes some birds do that

@DOE John lay off the kratom

That's so cool! so chickens can develop a trusting relationship with people! Living out in the country I've been thinking of getting some chickens to have more or less as pets but there are raccoons about in my area - they frequently raid my cats food bowl for any scraps. 🐔

@@raybin6873 we had coyotes and everything out there where i lived. They're usually good during the day, our chickens were free range, they loved getting outside stretching their wings and rolling around in dirt on hot days. They were very tame too, we could walk right over and pick them up, and they would go nuts when we were gardening because we'd dig up grubs and stuff that they wanted. Was a little annoying at times because they'd get right on the shovel. They don't 'need' heat but we still had a little heater set up in their home for really cold nights. Lots of fresh hay. Their home was built very solid. Nothing was able to get in there. We also had an outdoor pen attached in case we felt like keeping them safe inside while still being able to get some air and sunlight. You need to bury the chicken wire deep down so nothing digs under it.

I love that your friend can do this!

You know there's a batwoman and a batgirl in the DC universe?

@@fakecubed yeah, but she named her Batman before we knew if the chick would be a hen or a rooster, and Baby Bat was just cuter; probably would have ended up calling her Baby Bat even if she had turned out to be a rooster

aww that’s sounds adorable

Wow are you sure he was 17+ years old? The record holder Matilda seems to be 15-16 years. 🤔

I would also have a no kill rule if I had chickens.

I love your rule.

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+Miguel Rodriguez wait should *We* the USA make you state, because Puerto Rico deserves to be one...

Le Lenny Thank you, sir. I love America! I served in the army and it's a privilege to be called a veteran. God bless America!!!!

***** I'm from Toa Baja. U??

Broc Theil yeah, I know. Still, I left PR very young, b4 I was four. I plan to go back later, but my home is in NYC, for now. I'm a veteran, and I love this country.

+Miguel Rodriguez You left out delicious too!

Right? I came here from another video, next thing I know I'm watching a documentary, going "Huh, neat!"

Sedesla Sedeslarson Yeah you can really get off on a whole nother tangent on youtube lol

I came her because my chicken is dieing next too me

Really? Do you mean "my chicken is dying next to me"?

Parker Stephen g I'm so sorry 🙁

santanisme too true, my granny always had a goose, she said they were better guard dogs than dogs.

@@womensarmycorpsveteran2904 not better than guard dogs but better than just chickens

Young geese are called goslings

Primarch Khas they are much better

@@theotheseaeagle ah thx I didn't knew that, I'm not a native English speaker. So thx I learned something new today.

NERD IT UP I think they are very, very cute. And funny. Also.. closest living relative to dinosaurs? I think that fact alone instantly makes them pretty interesting.

Jaden Igguks I was always a dino lover, so no wonder lol. But I am a huge bird lover. I want to get closer to them. I think working at a bird rescue would be a dream come true.

I'd make a "bring an umbrella" joke but i'm not THAT terrible.

Jaden Igguks mmmhhhmmmmm

NERD IT UP " I think working at a bird rescue would be a dream come true." I have been rescuing wild baby birds for the last few years and I find it very rewarding. The best place to start if you want to rescue/rehab birds is starlingtalk forums (it worked for me).

I had to stop eating them because I love them so much…. ! I definitely eat the eggs though. They are incredible healers after being close to death so many times. I’ve taken them out of the jaws of dogs and they have survived. There is a story of a chicken that froze solid outside during a very cold night and the lady thawed it carefully inside and she ended up being just fine and she lived a long and fruitful life!!!! Gosh is that story in this piece? I will feel dumb if it is… I didn’t actually watch the whole thing yet, so I’m not sure.

I don't eat my chickens. Have them only for the eggs and companionship

Absolutely! We have 14 hens, also all named and totally different from each other. I love them so much! I even train them and teach them little tricks, they are absolutely smart if they see a reason for doing something (e.g. getting food).

I agree chickens are very intelligent, have distinct personalities, etc. We always trained ours to do tricks, as well as some verbal and gesture commands to help us manage them and move them around as needed. There were many times that we observed startlingly intelligent behavior. I've known dogs that were much dumber. Some smarter, too, but there's probably some chickens out there that would give even the smartest dogs a run for their money. I wonder what the smartest chicken breed is.

What are your chickens names?

Me, I got 2 chickens, 2 orpingtons, but one sadly died

i want a chick

My partner had one called Zinger, she would run to the door if the doorbell rang and she would "bark" at dogs that went by the house. Once she got into a fight with a cat and won. This all happened way before I met him, but the legend of Zinger lives on and I feel almost as though I did know her!

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i wish i could do that but there's a bunch of feral cats in my neighborhood and i don't feel comfy letting em out of the backyard. they follow me around in the back though :)

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omelet is the perfect name for a rooster! I just started taking my chicken out on walks but I just can't get them to realize that a street is not safe to cross without looking

indeed!!

I love my chickens

Teresas golden Buterlies im bout to expand my farm tbh

I know right mine follow me even the rooster

I have Rhode Island Red hens right now

she is not a humanitarian...... humans eat chickens....... she is a chickentarian,,,,,

My three are batteries!

@@chicknnugget1964 rescues?

Koala Man >:D

Jubby one time my chicken ate a massive frog that was more like a small road than a frog!

Wild horses 937 You gotta love 'em.

Jubby I know

Jubby yesss. i freaked

beraclive-Very fitting commentI noticed the many mistakes too-they are utterly imcomprehensible..

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I think you're right!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Oh thats cute comment

Now I have to think of a room filled with chickens picking at small keyboards and all you hear is "prrprrprrprr"

Blue Dragon Chickens are the best pet to have! And everyone thinks of them as something else besides pets.

There like having your own cult.

Thank you!

I'm thinking of getting a pet emu.

Blue Dragon omg same! 🐔🐔🐣🐣🐥🐥🐓🐓🐓

That's really cool. I'd love to live the farm life

People make that mistake about SO MANY animals. They are not stupid, and they all have unique personalities, just like we have.

I love my chickens too. They are the greatest mothers, I have 1 that sat on 27 eggs, she hatched and took care of all of them so good I couldn't believe it. I had rescued her, and she had never gotten to sit on an egg, nore had she seen another chicken get to sit on her eggs but she just did it and she is the best chicken in the world and I love all her babies.

Feel the same way ,they are most loving ,and have feelings ,are tame and understanding, Ilove them very much

Who is "we" ? I see chickens as both food and pets 😄 I have two pet chickens right now and regularly eat other people's chickens 😂

Why did you have to leave your so n after 10 years?

@@ZoneGlazed I was there 4 years. Moved closer to my workplace because I hated the long winter drives on ice.💀

I love chickens too although I do eat them I try to get them from good farms.

@Naurius... and you'll probably consume that suffering energy from them and wonder why you're miserable. You probably have hidden hurt inside of you for your cruelty. I hope you heal it soon and become your true self. Many blessings

@Naurius , hang on to your day job.

@Naurius Factory farming kind of seems like hurting chickens for fun (or rather for enjoyment) to me.

@Naurius Well enjoyment fits better than fun. Because factory farming makes them suffer and the ends are eating them or our eggs, which is enjoyment considering that we don't need to eat them to survive (if you don't believe humans can live healthily on a vegan diet, you have to at least agree that it's not necessary to eat so much eggs and meat that it's necessary to farm them on such a large scale and you just as well might farm less of them under better conditions to still receive the health benefits of eating eggs). So while making chicken suffer on purpose is definitely more malicious than farming them under terrible conditions, the same factors make it morally bad (in my opinion): You are making someone suffer for your own ends (be that food or the pure enjoyment of their suffering). Does that make sense? (I do realize you might not agree with a lot of the premises that lead up to this analysis but this is how I see it and explaining them as well would go way overboard)

Kim A. H. I love chickens as pets, and as food. I remember one time when I was young, my parents and I raised chickens for eggs, and we had extra roosters. They killed one and became our dinner, but I couldn't eat something I personally invested lol. But they are great sources of food too.

Kim A. H. completely agree, I keep chickens too and you're right they are a lot smarter than we give them credit for! I feed my girls a tray of oats every morning and my oldest is in the habit of using her claw to tip the tray so that all of the oats spill out towards her! that being said, I have another girl who once jumped off of my lap and straight into a fence. love them though :)

Kim A. H. Totally agree, I also have pet chickens and chickens are so smart!

LOL, that made me laugh! I love my girls too.

I was feeding my chickens little bits of bread and one of my hens nicked a whole slice of bread she then spent the next couple of minutes being persued by the rest of the flock until another hen grabbed the slice of bread of her and the chase continued.

VladiSSius No one do not eat their best friends .

Diseases

Tall Tony shots

Porter Rockwell I know! They are so beautiful and surprisingly smart!

Porter Rockwell Do you have any silkie bantams? Or leghorn bantams?

34:05 Chicken Hell 😢😱 God bless she could save at least some ...

Why do you have to single out the US? There are tons of educational channels that you can watch, such as National Geographic or Discovery Channel, both of which are created in the US. I think you've only seen BS because you're full of it.

Jun Liu Those channels are from paid services such as cable or satellite. Even those tend to suck. Last time I turned on the idiot box, all I could find was cheap entertainment and heavily scripted/censored news. We have one public TV station here and it is rare it shows anything worthwhile. I'm not paying some company as much as I pay for internet for a hundred shitty channels when I can surf the web and watch things like this chicken documentary (which I enjoyed rather much).

Jun Liu Shark week! Shark week! LOL!

Too much politics, money and BS on US TV!

agree !!! I quit TV 20 years ago. I listen to shortwave radio instead.

Preach. Nothing sadder, more broken, and yet perfectly legal than a battery hen.

I know right? I hate factory farming it's the worst!

You know what else is unnatural, the device you just used to write this comment lol who gives a shit about unnatural, it's not unhealthy and that's all that matters.

@@BigAssNigga311 lol it is probably some of the most unhealthy foods you can eat

As long as human population continues to grow exponentially stuff like huge factory farming will continue to stay alive (unless we all decide to eat lab grown meat)

Tryclyde Too bad that chickens eat feces, though.

***** Every single thing on our planet has a purpose, even feces. NOTHING would grow without it. It puts energy back into the soil. But we are not literally eating shit- just whatever grows from it. It's the circle of life, my friend.

Christine Makela and it moves us allllll!

Ok, but what do you think is in fertilizer? How do plants grow? If you walk in a forest, seedlings sprout in rotting trees, feces…now, if you are talking about agribusiness; the factory production of meat, dairy, etc, then I have to agree with you that it is 100% shit!

I love chickens

The chickens are getting organised! "They're revolting." "Finally, something we agree on."

too damn funny - thanks

havent you seen the movie?

The Republicans in the USA have banded together to fight any kind of Liberal, bleeding heart, activity that supports any kind of human or animal-rights on this planet.

@@jameswest4819 I applaud your speaking against the national socialist republicans anywhere anytime, even to such a small audience. Don't forget about their disregard for the rights of this PLANET.

Roosters are so misunderstood. There are absolutely wonderful birds. And yes it is endearing to see the way they take care of their flock.

I really, really dislike their noise but also live in a place with a ridiculous amount of poisonous snakes, like I'm pretty sure that a cobra got one of my beloved cats last year and since all these comments glow about the joy of chickens maybe l guess l should seriously consider getting them. I have noticed the personality thing when visiting a friend who has some. Pretty amusing stuff.

Same

Wouldn’t you rather be on a pig farm, I thought you liked miss piggy 🐷

What happens when they all get old and die?

@@elonmust7470 dog food.

@@Space.Ghost. No I was speaking in terms of rescue animals, one dsy they'll all be gone unless there're more that need rescuing.

"They're the closest relative to T-Rex." - is this stated in this vid? - either way, they are NOT

unbranded bleach FINALLY someone gets it!

Plus if you move their bodies, their heads remain perfectly frozen in place with internal chicken gyroscopes.

Haha exactly ,perfect discription.

TRUTH

Just FYI, they are so fat because we've selectively bred and genetically modified them over time to be extremely fat, especially the ones raised for their flesh. Consider not using chickens in any capacity after seeing this documentary. The chickens will appreciate it.

The only way you can do that is if you buy the chickens who aren’t laying from the factory farms. Or you can buy only free range chicken products if you wish to encourage chickens to have better lives on farms.

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It's the same with small dogs lol if he even dared to kill the rooster he will almost die

My cat is thoroughly traumatized by our chickens, we had a small flock of young birds and they liked to get into mischief. They saw the cat hanging around and got curious, they surrounded him and he just bolted straight to the door to come inside, they chased this poor cat all the way

Haha not just cats! Dogs, children, mailman, you name it!

I had a feral kit come up, starving, no larger than a tennis ball, found him on the roost next to a hen, it was freezing weather. I took him warm feed for a few days. He now lives with the hens, goes in at nite with them. I’ve seen him watch the sky and helps warn them of hawks. My two other barn cats stay In Place (hay barn and other in horse barn).

I have a hen who jumps on me for chicken hugs!! I Love her!! Please take care!

they can be polar opposites as well... we only hear about all of the "nice" ones... at least the asshole chickens still taste like... chicken. (life on the farm, ok? the asshole chickens kind of self-nominate for the Coq au Vin pot...)

@@coreylawson1103 wtf u sayin boy?

@@ang.etrav747 he says we eat the mean ones lol

Def eat the mean ones….you need a mean rooster that will attack everything except humans it’s a delicate balance

bruh same omfg

@Johnny Steffy my Dad-n-law said this, and it changed my life: "Knowing *how* something works makes it even more amazing to know *that* it works." Like you, I used to miss the mystery. Not anymore, though, not since I heard his son say that. 😁

@CraZy Jay OMG. Too funny but profoundly deep.

@@RoxieRedwood yes, it seems that I enjoy learning new stuff so much! I'm 55, became a high school teacher at 40 after career of illustration and nonprofit arts grantmaker. I get a really silly joy when I learn things sometimes, like that wind is created, in part, because of the movement of warm and cool air. Wow! My kids feel me when I have that wonder!

@@hardware144 take a pill. I dont do FB or even like MSM. News. I guess you didnt listen to the narrators at all. Take us out of a cage after 3 years and we'd be screwed. Eat goose or duck instead. I've never had an egg try to transfix me.

I also help chickens I have 100 or more

yeh i eat chickens but gosh the abuse there is too much

Tess Tess So it’s ok to abuse animals? Read her comment first before you say that. She is talking about the abuse not how eating chickens is bad. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

@Tess Tess Appeal to nature fallacy, because something is natural doesn't mean it is moral or necessary. The vegan life is very sustainable, far more so than animal agriculture which contributes to around 50% of global emissions and plant consumption. 60 Billion land animals are killed each year, guess what they eat. Living like this is destroying our planet, causing heart disease, contributing to diabetes and cancer. Meat eating for 7 billion people is unsustainable, unhealthy and causes unnecessary suffering to billions of sentient beings.

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I have 5 hens myself. Barred Rocks, Gold Comets, amd a Rhode Island Red. They are docile and sweet. Follow me around my garden as I weed, looking for bugs and seeds. When I slow down they look at me like "Well, hurry up!" They love to be scratched and petted, and they give me 4-5 eggs a day + compst for the garden!. They are interesting, funny, and strange little creatures and affectionate in their own way. I recommend chickens to anyone with at least a small backyard. Plus better than factory farmed, easy to keep and give you a touch more sustainability. Whats not to like?

My neighbor reported me for having two chickens. When the cops showed up they were confused until a few phone calls revealed that I could have up to TWELVE chickens 😂 needless to say I never heard a complaint from my neighbor when threatening him with 10 more chickens

@@ObeseGramps sorry you have a neighbor like that. All of our neighbors love our ladies, especially the eggs! We’ve never asked for money but someone will usually leave a big bag of feed on the doorstep every few months. We still have no idea who is doing it but suspect all of them are in on it.

They look like tiny dinosaurs when they run

My dad has 23 chickens and they are cool they let you hold them and they cme to you when you call em..they lay blue eggs so cool

Lissa Bruce I love chickens! My peers often think its weird to love such an animal. I have my own flock and the leader is Daisy even though she is the smallest of the bunch, which I find hilarious. Anyway I love this documentary! Going to add to my watch list right now.

Lol my rooster just attacked me..because i picked up a chicken to hug

Lissa Bruce I was in our coop a few months ago and our lead hen caught a mouse and ate it live right in front of me--I was shocked! I guess we don't need a cat to keep the mice down.

Lissa Bruce I was in our coop a few months ago and our lead hen caught a mouse and ate it live right in front of me--I was shocked! I guess we don't need a cat to keep the mice down.

I think everyone who raises chickens figures a lot of this information out on their own pretty quick. Growing up with chickens in our backyard, I figured out how to train ours to do all kinds of tricks. Their different vocalizations were easy to learn. Their moods and body language became quite obvious with enough observation. The results of the various experiments in this video shouldn't surprise any chicken owner.

My Golden Lace Polish does that and I'm 11 years old we have a coop to keep the raccoons and predators away but I can't reach her and she barely comes down when it snows. Do you have any idea to get her to come down I've tried worms and treats but I just can't get her down? HELP MEH!!!

Nope.avi Back then I was in Asia, there no such things as snow. Have you tried using a gun? a few bullets might work for taking down. (joking) Well, my family, we have a little code between us and our chickens, we make a sound that has absolutely no meaning for human but these keys sound is uniques and distinct to chicken. When using the sound the chicken know it is us human (their owner) is calling for them like lunchtime or food time for them or 'shuu!' them away. It is very necessary that you training the young with the basic command like this (the come here or rally them to you and to get them away from you in case you are busy and need space). And not just sound from mouth/lip but also include gestures or so call body language. Once they get to understand and follow your command, then the rest new generation chicks to comes will be easy to control as they will follow the big ones and recognise your command. For example, I stand near the feeding area by just standing some chicken nearby in the area would already head up to see what I was doing, and if I clap my hands and try to make the loud noise (Kuuuuk! ku ku ku ku Kuuuuuuuuuu~) to calling them and repeating like 2 or 3 more times, but also watch to make sure most chickens were there present in front and not like half are absent, if so then continue calling and maybe move myself to other connor of the area in case the sound echo didn't reach the missing one and I usually get to see like 2 to 6 'running late chicken' but that is okay coz they are here and it time to feed them by throw food in the air scatter and drop to ground. Sometimes my father uses this calls to gather our chicken and make the rough population counting, and at one point we reach almost 600. And that was too much to keep so my dad use this call as well to capture the chicken and gave to a neighbouring farm. (Snake hate chicken's poops) Back then I was young and sad that our chicken reduces to about 120 to 150, but not long after like about a year and a half, the chicken repopulate back to a steady number like 300 ish. So yeah, All in all, it pretty much the bond, instinct, and signal between chickens and the human owner. If you don't have this kind of relationship with your chicken, then you are having a problem with the one you were asking about and the only solution is "to uses force (that may seem violence like using net or trap or something). If you plan to continue pet chicken for more generation in future then it not too late to train them with sound command, you can even make up your unique sound, but remember that if you going to use that 'unique sound' then use it consistently like every time before giving them foods and they will remember this sound mean food or calling depend on situation you training them. I am not professional of all chicken, I was merely a country boy and that was my personal experience and how I command them when I was young about schooler ages. I hope my experience story could help you, and Good Luck.

Wasn't it fun, every day is an Easter egg hunt.

Um, chickens can't fly??

Oh, yes they do fly if their wings feathers are not clipped!!!

Not avacado

Nor cannabis 🍗🤷‍♂️

matismf Yes, they had a hay day at our Texas property when we had a bloom of grasshoppers!! And those eggs were splindiferous!! Very rich and yolks were orange!! And they about ran me over to get out of the henhouse to capture those morsels. What a hoot watching them chase them down. We still laugh about it 25 years later. Bless their little hearts!!🍳

@@movedchannels5375 the T Rex lives on I guess

@@movedchannels5375 The mother wasn't there to help? Sorry for the loss 🙏

I bought some cage raised chickens one time....they ate rocks for a week or so after I brought them home... lol

@Dan M omg you're so right 🤣

😬😂😂wow

Lol...the irony.

so they should have tested the fox while hiding? animal familiarity with humans is fascinating. I wonder if they think humans are just bigger chickens, or they just recognize humans as ok giants that are beneficial

furseisekilulz That's funny. :) Guess we'll have to ask them, but my guess would be the second, except when people come to wring their necks.

Kiele Herrick awesome! better than a cat!

Mr Cockcrow & Family Pest Control

haha hahaha 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Haha I've got cats and chickens but once I saw a car of mine wit a little mouse in it's mouth but one chicken saw that and started to run after the cat until the cat just dropped the mouse and the chicken started to whip the mouse to the floor and then it went in! It just devoured a whole (small) mouse!! I was shocked also... Haha funny because my cats are a little afraid of the feathered ladies 😂😏😎

Wow who needs cats??? Lol.. Not really I love cats too,they can teamwork!!

luckyotter it's 2:20 am here so you are not alone 😖

Me 2

We all are... 😂

@@donnamurray6212 for me it's 2:21

Same 🐣😵

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It's going to be okay...it really will be hang in there.

You will be okay. Trust in Jesus.

5 months at the most and i empathise with you, its gettin boring up in here!

@@lindarice6679 It may get worse. but only because people forget to wake up and use their noodles to live right. I hope October will not see an uptick in number of cases. If so just know that this challenge is what we need as a species. Wear protection if possible. On YT George Webb Truth Leaks gives a lot of info that is useful. I've had time to tend to a little city garden. Some people in my neighborhood have a few chickens. I've also planted a tulip poplar for the bees to enjoy making their antibiotic. That antibiotic, propolis may be the only way they're going to be able to survive.

I am watching survival/prepper videos all the time