I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
Page 1 of 3 • Share •
Page 1 of 3 • 1, 2, 3 
I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
But maybe, just maybe, I was wrong.................





dungbeetle- Posts: 235
Join date: 2010-10-25
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
That is so funny!!
One of our pullets laid its first egg yesterday, it was a double yolker!
One of our pullets laid its first egg yesterday, it was a double yolker!

Bill (the boss)- Posts: 1204
Join date: 2010-10-24
Age: 51
Location: Somerset U.K.
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
So what makes a hen a pullet ?
How many and what did you get ? I loikes hens I do, they makes I smile.
How many and what did you get ? I loikes hens I do, they makes I smile.

dungbeetle- Posts: 235
Join date: 2010-10-25
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
Age makes a pullet into a hen. We got 3, a Buff Sussex, a Silver Sussex and a Cuckoo Maran.

Bill (the boss)- Posts: 1204
Join date: 2010-10-24
Age: 51
Location: Somerset U.K.
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
When I was a kid and I asked her what was for tea she would say "Bread and pull it."
But I guess the saying is really "Bread and pullet".
Old people FFS!
But I guess the saying is really "Bread and pullet".
Old people FFS!

lwt big cheese- Posts: 990
Join date: 2010-10-24
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
Bill (the boss) wrote: Age makes a pullet into a hen.
For Fuck sake Mr Lewsey, this is hard work, WHAT FUCKIN AGE makes a pullet, and is it a hen first and then a pullet, or visa versa ?? ;-)

dungbeetle- Posts: 235
Join date: 2010-10-25
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
Females over a year old are known as hens, and younger females are pullets.
Google is your friend...

lwt big cheese- Posts: 990
Join date: 2010-10-24
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
Like I said age makes a Pullet into a Hen!

Bill (the boss)- Posts: 1204
Join date: 2010-10-24
Age: 51
Location: Somerset U.K.
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
And you're no spring chicken.

lwt big cheese- Posts: 990
Join date: 2010-10-24
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
And that's no Yolk!

Alan H- Posts: 1100
Join date: 2010-10-24
Age: 60
Location: Republic of South Yorkshire
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
[quote="lwt big cheese"]
I was gonna say " That's interesting, I didn't know that " but By asking the question I guess that's fairly obvious innit. DER.
Females over a year old are known as hens, and younger females are pullets.
I was gonna say " That's interesting, I didn't know that " but By asking the question I guess that's fairly obvious innit. DER.

dungbeetle- Posts: 235
Join date: 2010-10-25
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
And capons. Do you know what they are.
Clue, fuck all to do with Batman.
Clue, fuck all to do with Batman.

lwt big cheese- Posts: 990
Join date: 2010-10-24

Bill (the boss)- Posts: 1204
Join date: 2010-10-24
Age: 51
Location: Somerset U.K.
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
lwt big cheese wrote:And capons. Do you know what they are.
Clue, fuck all to do with Batman.
Batman is an anagram of Bantam!!!!!!

lwt big cheese- Posts: 990
Join date: 2010-10-24
Re: I thought the sparrows were nicking the chickens grain,........
IF i HAD A CAPON, i WOULD CALL HIM aL

Bill (the boss)- Posts: 1204
Join date: 2010-10-24
Age: 51
Location: Somerset U.K.
Page 1 of 3 • 1, 2, 3 
Similar topics» Roll on paint plus Wood grain finish
» Just when you thought Pixie couldn't get any more perfect...
» thought this was nice hope you enjoy
» Thought for the day January 1st 2011
» What grain of broadhead do you use
» Just when you thought Pixie couldn't get any more perfect...
» thought this was nice hope you enjoy
» Thought for the day January 1st 2011
» What grain of broadhead do you use
Page 1 of 3
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum


