If you are interested in a mildly amusing story from the early 1900’s and you can tolerate moderate ethnic slurs from a bygone era check out the short story “Pigs is Pigs”. Wikipedia has a entry on it and there is a Disney short based on it on youtube, which is kinda cute. Apparently this story inspired the creature from Heinlein’s book “Red Planet” and, later, the original Star Trek episode “The Trouble with Tribbles”. You can read the story on Project Gutenberg.
Yakety Sax 3 months ago
On the farm we had a hen that flew up on the sheep’s backs and did the same.
Man of the Woods 3 months ago
Way too noisy!!!
Durak Premium Member 3 months ago
What? You don’t have a guinea hen?
julie.mason1 Premium Member 3 months ago
You will find that guinea hens spend a lot if time on Tick Stalk.
assrdood 3 months ago
Kenny seems weirdly amused by this…….
raybarb44 3 months ago
Symbiotic relationship at its finest ……
thejanith Premium Member 3 months ago
I’m raised as a city kid, and am obviously missing something here. What do the guinea fowl eat?
cuzinron47 3 months ago
Establishing a pecking order.
rockyridge1977 3 months ago
Bug happy!!!!
Durak Premium Member 3 months ago
If you are interested in a mildly amusing story from the early 1900’s and you can tolerate moderate ethnic slurs from a bygone era check out the short story “Pigs is Pigs”. Wikipedia has a entry on it and there is a Disney short based on it on youtube, which is kinda cute. Apparently this story inspired the creature from Heinlein’s book “Red Planet” and, later, the original Star Trek episode “The Trouble with Tribbles”. You can read the story on Project Gutenberg.
Enjoy.