Seen it all now

If they were next to me, I'd be having stewed chicken for dinner.

At least they will have fresh eggs in the morning.

Dan

It appears that the owners are not obeying the campground rules.

"Quiet, well behaved pets only. For the protection of your pets, keep them on a leash. Use the pet walk areas as shown and please pick up after your pet."

If the occupants start speaking what sounds creole,,,,,,,
Run
Marie Laveoux could be back

Pardon me, but that reminds me. It's time to get up, get moving , get the blood pumping, burn a few calories.

Chicken song

Two summers ago I was staying at a small resort. The folks who camped next to me had brought their pet duck! The poor thing was in a little wire pen and constantly made little quacking noises. They'd shut it up in the trailer when they'd go fishing for the day and that was even worse, as it got noisier. Thankfully, they left after a couple of days (when the Fish & Wildlife officer came to question the man about his fishing. He'd go out early morning, catch his limit, the go back out 2 more times, limiting out each time. He was dumb enough to brag about it and someone called it in!).

Ft. Stevens State Park...Oregon.
Family pulls in next to us, everyone gets out of the truck along with their pet sheep that was riding with the kids in the back seat of the cab....

OkieGene wrote:
Pardon me, but that reminds me. It's time to get up, get moving , get the blood pumping, burn a few calories.

Chicken song

Love it

...and the Grizzlies say..."Yummmm...where's the barbeque sauce??"

I think this is a great idea! I love fresh eggs.

The only reason I don't have chickens at my S&B is that I spend too much time on the road. It never occurred to me that I could take the chickens with me, like I take the cat!

I want to be that camper. But now I know what you all will say about me :B