Naming Chickens

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mariat
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Re: Naming Chickens

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aishakali wrote: Grandson Guy who's 2 wanted to name one Gordon >dowhat<



{rofwl} {rofwl}

That made me smile.
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Re: Naming Chickens

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My friend had three turkeys and named them Mohawk, Sioux and Pawnee. Don't ask me why!
I think naming chooks after flowers is a nice idea. )t'
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Re: Naming Chickens

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Ours was naming by committee. Lol
Our first 6 were, Wilma and Betty. Betty is still with us 4 years after rescue. Then there were Ham, Eggs and Chips and Atilla, named by my grown up children. {rofwl} chips is still with us even though she survived a fox attack.
Then came Olive, Iris, Molly and Kate named after family members.
Think my next 3 will be Bosh, Pecks and Boots :-D
Lorna
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