Counter Racist Male
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My neighbors rooster crows all day long
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Does anyone here own chickens?
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Hater Eraser
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Counter Racist Male
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Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
bok bok bok
Back in the day I had some chickens. Used to really mess with half and quarter chickens more though. I used to like to get some acetone and a hydraulic press and, well, if you know you know. Ain’t touched a chicken in years. The best chickens I ever got was from Panama the country. I made so much money off them chickens. I wouldn’t touch chickens now though.
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nah they not ados
Counter Racist Male
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Cowboyz89
#WeDemBoyz Season Has Returned
Oh you expected serious responses with a thread title like that?
Counter Racist Male
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Oh you expected serious responses with a thread title like that?
Yeah the thread backfired.
I don't own any but since everybody been inside 4 chickens been fukking around by the dumpster lately. Don't know where they came from. Just showed up one day. 3 brown ones and a black one. They pull up early in the morning and dip by 6 like a full time job
Lord_nikon
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only forzen
Hater Eraser
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When I was in Hawaii .. Chickens were pulling up wherever I went . Them muhfukkaz was bold
They're like @Pigeon 's out there ..
The Kailua Neighborhood Board passed a motion recently asking the city to revise its feral chicken removal program to focus on trapping roosters.
In the past two years, regular customers at the upscale Whole Foods grocery store in Kailua have been noticing an odd phenomenon — more and more feral chickens are roosting in the parking lot.
Whole families of birds –roosters, chickens and chicks– are perching in and under the trees near the entrance to the store, nesting near the area where the shopping carts are stored, and strutting up and down the rows of the parking lot. They’re also crowing. A lot.
Inside the store, a 5-pound, free-range chicken from California costs about $20. Outside, in the blocks surrounding the store, about three dozen are roaming free.
“I don’t remember there ever being chickens like this. Never. Maybe on the Pali, but never like this,” said Amanda Gomez, 29, of Kaneohe, scanning the Whole Foods parking lot. “There are so many moms and babies. They love this area right here.”
They're like @Pigeon 's out there ..
The Kailua Neighborhood Board passed a motion recently asking the city to revise its feral chicken removal program to focus on trapping roosters.
In the past two years, regular customers at the upscale Whole Foods grocery store in Kailua have been noticing an odd phenomenon — more and more feral chickens are roosting in the parking lot.
Whole families of birds –roosters, chickens and chicks– are perching in and under the trees near the entrance to the store, nesting near the area where the shopping carts are stored, and strutting up and down the rows of the parking lot. They’re also crowing. A lot.
Inside the store, a 5-pound, free-range chicken from California costs about $20. Outside, in the blocks surrounding the store, about three dozen are roaming free.
“I don’t remember there ever being chickens like this. Never. Maybe on the Pali, but never like this,” said Amanda Gomez, 29, of Kaneohe, scanning the Whole Foods parking lot. “There are so many moms and babies. They love this area right here.”
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Counter Racist Male
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That's exactly how it is. You got a few house with Chickens and roosters. Some people just let them roam wild in my yard to eat bugs.
