Chick Magnet

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Why did the Chicken Cross the Road?

A: To enter the spin cycle.

Pete Betchik of Madison on the Lake, Ohio built a chicken shelter using found materials. "The frame is made from wooden pallets, the roof also is pallet wood. The sides are old steel shelves. The inside is lined with old pizza boxes, the nest box was once used to ship fresh fish to market, and the front door was an industrial clothes dryer front."

Orangehouse aside: chickens love the smell of pizza and fish

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What's for dinner?

Eat at Toronto's Ultra Restaurant and feel what life is like for insects and grubs. Do I detect mites crawling all over a great big roostery face? Luckily there are these convenient faux antler candle holders placed with in arms reach for me to gouge my eyes out with. Not since the "Tunnel Scene" from the original Willy Wonka has giant chicken imagery been so... uhhhh, nasty.

Camping Fun

Ever been camping with the fam and thought to yourself. "I sure wish we had brought the chickens" Well, it's time to stop going with out! Leave it to the French to come up with a way to camp with your feathered friends but wait there is more. Camp with your chickens and when its time for dinner let them march death camp style right into the attached BBQ. Those French think of everything! Here read a loosely translated description of the product.

How the domestic hen house s' can; intéger in a context of sustainable development? Imagined by the young designer Maxime Evrard within the framework of its diploma of end d' studies with l' School of Design of Nantes, this product is presented in the form of an alternative to l' industrial breeding: a manner of producing which limits the environmental impacts while proposing novel modes of life to the users in a ludic spirit and always nearer to the family. Discovered in images!

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