Introducing my chickens because why not?🤣🤷🤗 If you make it to the end you'll notice I have a hen without a name. Y'all help me name her. If more than 1 name is in the comments we'll do a poll. A...
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So y'all, I just saw the funniest thing, and I did not catch it on video. But it made me think, we need some chicken TV. So, we're going to introduce. This is Anthony. Hi, Anthony. How are you today? All right, we're going to come on over here, and this is Cruella. Hi, Cruella. This is Big Mama with her pretty little feet, dainty little feathers, and her pretty eyes. That is, I believe that's Priscilla. I get Priscilla and Emu. No, that's Emu. She's just so big, y'all. Anyway, Priscilla is the other gray one over there. Let's go over here, so I can kind of. Keep them separate. The one charging at me? Dad, he's not charging. That is Arnold. He's the main rooster. Waddles, come here with your adorable little self. This is Waddles. She's my smallest hen. She would give to me. She's so adorable. I just love her. Henrietta, she was having some issues, but I started putting apple cider vinegar in their water, and she's gotten a lot better, and I showed y'all Amy, look at how big she is compared, well, I really can't tell with. She's just so big. Anyway, let's go on. Then we had the young man. We thought he was going to be a problem rooster. He almost got put down a couple different times. But dang it, he's just so pretty. And I didn't want to lose his mama's genetics, I guess. I don't even know what kind she was. She was just a pretty white hen. And, uh, anyway, I wanted to keep him. And so he has settled down some. That over there is a Bennett hen. I'm sorry, a bishop hen. They were, that was some people that lived down the road that had give us some chicks at one time, and she's what's left of them. There was about three or four, and over the course of time, they just kind of come up missing. and all that out there. They like to go out there. That's why we had the pen over there, the new yard, and then the tree fell across it. Hmm. All right, who else do we got? Okay, now she's a new little hen. I haven't named her yet. She's so gold. I'm thinking about Goldie locks. Everything. Um, who was your mama? Who hatched you? I'm thinking she's the one that sat on her. I don't remember. We, we had so many at one time, and then they just kind of slowly, one by one, disappeared. They'd go broody out in the woods, and then, um, You know, wouldn't come back. Anyway, this is little boy, and he is very skittish. He has been traumatized by Arnold. Where's your tail feathers at, Arnold? I just realized they're missing. He's mothed in right now, I guess. Oh, wow. Or someone pulled him out. He looks almost like Anthony over there. Sorry, I move fast. Let's see. He'll see his little fluffy butt. He had to run. There's Ollie. Ali. Ollie don't like me. He's mad at me. I'm mad at me. I pulled him out of the tree. here not long ago. That's where he was roosting. And I wanted him inside the fence, so I had to put him inside the other pen, and he got really upset with me. He's so cute. Look at his feet, how feathered they are. And then this hand doesn't have a name, because she was one of the chicks that we had, 30 dozen of them, it seemed like. I don't know. We need a name for them. Let me catch her in the sunlight. See, she's real pretty kind of a red color, red and cream. Oh, shit, I'm fixing to fall. I got to look where I'm going, y 'all. Anyway. All right, well, I think about six minutes is long enough for a chicken video.