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My 6 YO hen, Dorothy, with insane spurs 🐓
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Meet Dorothy, my quirky 6-year-old hen with spurs that could rival a cowboy's boots! 🐓 She’s a one-of-a-kind lady in our flock, laying a rare egg only about twice a month—definitely not your average egg production! With no roosters around, Dorothy struts her stuff with a unique flair, embodying the whimsical charm of our feathered friends. Her spurs might look a bit intimidating, but trust me, they only add to her delightful personality. I’m curious—are there any other chicken enthusiasts out there with a hen like Dorothy? Let’s cluck about our extraordinary hens and share those quirky stories that make chicken-keeping so egg-citing! Join the conversation and let’s celebrate our fabulous feathered companions!
| | We don’t have any roosters and she lays a very rare egg, maybe twice a month. Anyone else have a hen like this? [link] [comments] |
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