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Best 5 bucks I’ve ever spent
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Meet Van Gogh, the ultimate feathered hero and the best five bucks I've ever spent! I adopted him from a rescue a few years ago, and he's always been a good roo. But last night, he truly proved his worth. We've been dealing with a pesky fox that burrowed into our coop, putting our 14 ducks and 10 chickens at risk. While it did claim one chicken, Van Gogh stood his ground and fought valiantly to protect his flock. He emerged with a few scratches and some missing feathers, but his bravery shines through. My husband aptly calls him “Van ‘let’s f**king’ Gogh,” and I couldn’t agree more—12/10 for this courageous clucker! A true champion of the coop!
 | Best 5 bucks I’ve ever spent This is Van Gogh, I bought him from a rescue for 5 dollars a few years ago. He’s always been a good roo, but last night he proved it. We’ve been having a fox come around and it burrowed and got in our coop area of 14 ducks and 10 (sadly, now 9) chickens. While it got one chicken Van Gogh must have showed it the door as you could tell he fought one hell of a fight against it. Van Gogh is perfectly fine, albeit a few scratches and some missing feathers. He obviously did what he could to defend his flock. 12/10 best rooter I could have ever adopted. As my husband is now saying “Van ‘lets f**king’ Gogh” [link] [comments] |
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