The name was the real history of the chicken... Good grief the only man who was even close was the man who killed his own and his family ate it in the end.

But come on folks...Red panties on a silky?

-- grant (organicgrange@yahoo.com), January 08, 2002

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Response to Did anyone just watch the PBS show

yeah I saw that-people do some strange things. It was good for some laughs all right. I told my daughters definitely NO chickens in the swimming pool!

-- Walt K. (kraterkrew@lcsys.net), January 09, 2002.

Response to Did anyone just watch the PBS show

I saw it,I thougt it was a hoot. Some people really love their Chickens.

-- (raines@rainesridgefarm.com), January 09, 2002.

Response to Did anyone just watch the PBS show

I watched it, that headless chicken was freeky, the story of the little silky mom and the hawk made me cry.

-- Thumper (slrldr@yahoo.com), January 09, 2002.

Really disappointed about the title--should have been called Wierd, little known things about Chickens--but certainly not any educational information here"

-- Ann Markson (tngreenacres@hotmail.com), January 09, 2002.

Wasted a whole hour being entertained, when I thought I was going to be educated.

-- David A. (AK2@hotmail.com), January 10, 2002.

Just watched it last night. What an odd bunch of people. I agree that the only man that had any sense, cooked his chickens for dinner. It did make me laugh though! Red panties on a silky, How funny!

-- cowgirlone (cowgirlone47@hotmail.com), January 10, 2002.

Yep, dummer than a cow pie, but I was really surprized---------they got the name Silkie ---------right. My Sister gave me the tape for Xmas and I got to tell her that it was ok-----------at least the color and focus was good;0) bonnie in ind

-- Bonnie Norris (queqid@att.net), January 13, 2002.

I caught most of it the other night. What I have a hard time believing is that people move to the country and then complain about the country noises and smells etc. A FARM was in the country before a SUBDIVISION was! And I have about 35 roosters, including several gamecocks, Somebody was exagerating a a bit on that crowing- volume and amount! We are 50feet from ours and in an old house with old windows. You can't hear a thing when the house is closed. And they DO NOT crow constantly all day. occassionally, yes, you hear one or two, but not the whole flock. If you cant stand the animals, stay out of the farmland!!!

-- Stasi Bonham (bonhamfarms@hotmail.com), January 14, 2002.