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Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Chickens On The Loose
My husband was just riding down Hobbs road and saw about a dozen chickens walking beside the road between Salisbury School and Perdue stadium. He couldn’t believe his eyes. They are not chickens that Perdue/Mountaire would pick up from chicken houses, these are barnyard chickens. If someone somehow lost their chickens, that’s where they are!!
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Its probably a band of chicken terrorists moving on Perdue Hq.
Anon 3:37, LOL!! Bet it was a funny sight to see though.
lol! We'll chicken dance "em to death!
Why did the chicken cross the road?
To see a Shorebirds double header!
"Thats not a chicken,son. I'll show ya a chicken"!
Foghorn Leghorn
How do you tell the difference from a barnyard chicken and one from a chicken house?
Barnyard chickens are not as fat and plump and can walk?
Funny, I went by there at 2:30 and saw them too. I travel there every day and have not seen them before. Maybe they were at the Church day camp. ...doubt that,,,,, LOL they were Bantam's (variety) for those that don't know!!!
um - this is Delmarva. People raise chickens here. Sometimes they get loose.
um - this is Delmarva. People raise chickens here. Sometimes they get loose.
July 20, 2011 8:58 PM
What? Really? When did this happen? Son of a gun, how about that?
You may be on to something. That would explain it I think. Good job.
Those chickens have been wandering around the area since Sunday. They don't belong to the church. There are no houses in that general area for them to get loose from. We think they got dumped there. With the breed they are, they will be hard to catch. Sad to say, a fox will probably catch up with them sooner or later.
unless 7:32 pm is joking, they don't know much about chickens. So many different kinds of breeds.
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