Marching hen!

I present to you - Screaming Lady again! (Only she is doing something else this time!)

I was about to take a shot of her and I was just clicking on the 'Take a picture' button when my sister started to call her. Screaming Lady, when they call her, she runs. And that's what she did this time. That's why the shot came out so funny.

Just think - what would you do when you see a hen marching?! You just laugh! That's what I did.

Don't you guys think that a hen like Screaming Lady must be worth more than the price they sell hens at the market? I think that she's worth more than I paid for her. I bought her for the price of $8 (it's in Aussie dollars).

1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, ... It's the Marchin' Hen!

I think that's enough shock for poor Screaming Lady by getting on my blog. See ya!

Broiler - yum!

Hi, sorry that I haven't been writing posts so long but I've been very busy looking after my farm, and when I have the mind to write a post, I always remember I've got something else to do.

Today we're gonna talk about broilers - for those who don't know what a broiler is - I'm telling you guys it's a chicken, a really big chicken that is killed for meat. Broilers are like chickens that never grow into hens, or roosters, only they grow, grow but they only grow in size, not in look.

We had 10 broilers. I've heard that people say that broilers have to be kept all day in the shed where they sleep, but I let them out anyway. By the way, who would like to stay in the house all day?! Anyway, as I said, we had 10 broilers, and they were real scared when we brought them to our house. But as time passed, they grew more familiar with our yard, and of course, they grew bigger every day. When they were big enough, we slaughtered them. Some we had to kill earlier, because they were getting weak. But the meat was lovely!

Watch out for the next funny post  - Marching Hen! Bye!

My hen Screaming Lady!

Well guys, you've got some hen business in this post, I'm warning you! But read on.

People think hens are stupid, but I'm not sure that's true. You can just look at my hen, Screaming Lady.



I taught her to do tricks. The other hens are jealous that she gets all the best bits and they always follow my Screaming Lady around. That's a little weird, eh?

That's all. See ya!