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Weird Wood Pusher
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We were renting a house where we had been living for the past 5 years.
Out of the blue the landlord said she was listing the house for sale and there would be people wanting to look at it fairly regular.
She said we would get 24 hour notice when possible.
I like my privacy and decided to look for a new place to live.
We found a nice home/mini farm that is way nicer and bigger.
Finally finished with the moving and a lot of the unpacking.
Now....I have 10 chickens and fresh eggs every day.
But, I think one of them is possessed.
I call him "Bad" Elvis. He looks like the photos of Elvis when he was old and wearing that sparkly white jumpsuit.
In the evenings the chickens all head for the chicken house except for Elvis.
He wants to fight. I usually end up laughing so hard that it takes a while.
He will jump in the air and try to kick me with his spurs. When I am not looking he will run up and peck my ankles.
Thinks he's a tough guy. So I bring in my guard dog (chihuahua/wolverine?) and have him chase Elvis around for a while.
Once he gets tired I put him away so the wild animals don't eat him before I do.
So far the animals I have seen around the house are foxes, coyotes, rabbits, ground squirrels (egg stealers), deer and a bear.
Out of the blue the landlord said she was listing the house for sale and there would be people wanting to look at it fairly regular.
She said we would get 24 hour notice when possible.
I like my privacy and decided to look for a new place to live.
We found a nice home/mini farm that is way nicer and bigger.
Finally finished with the moving and a lot of the unpacking.
Now....I have 10 chickens and fresh eggs every day.
But, I think one of them is possessed.
I call him "Bad" Elvis. He looks like the photos of Elvis when he was old and wearing that sparkly white jumpsuit.
In the evenings the chickens all head for the chicken house except for Elvis.
He wants to fight. I usually end up laughing so hard that it takes a while.
He will jump in the air and try to kick me with his spurs. When I am not looking he will run up and peck my ankles.
Thinks he's a tough guy. So I bring in my guard dog (chihuahua/wolverine?) and have him chase Elvis around for a while.
Once he gets tired I put him away so the wild animals don't eat him before I do.
So far the animals I have seen around the house are foxes, coyotes, rabbits, ground squirrels (egg stealers), deer and a bear.