Exactly one month ago, we met a horse named Rocky who had an odd friendship with a chicken at his farm. Was it a friendship, or was the hen using Rocky for his height? Or was Rocky using the hen to keep his head warm (and fashionable!)? It’s hard to know for sure.
What we do know is that a Quarter Horse named Hank shares a similar relationship with his avian companion, Pepper. What’s happening to the horses and hens of America? Are they plotting something? Should we be alarmed?
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Too funny, although that chickens balance is loosing it at the end!
I had a chicken like that. I called her CQ chicken quail, She used to bed down in my mare’s stall, that’s where she’d lay her eggs.
Do you think this color goes good with my complexion? LOL!
Listen Pepper, you have to learn to balance better and stop raking my face!
In my Easter Bonnet, with all the frills upon it! LOL!
Do you think the salt and pepper look is good, or should I go more color on my next chicken hat? Whinny!
Think I’ll go more colorful for my Easter Bonnet tomorrow! whinny!
LOL, but it’s time to trade the chicken hat in for a ball cap! Baseball season is here!
Could stay towards the front and shade my eyes and face from this hot sun PLEASE! Nickie!
Hey listen chick, it’s a little hot out here, do you think you could keep flappin those wings and create a nice breeze for me!