Who Owns These Chooks

Here is more of the critters.Image Could Not Be Found

Dazza
I think they are there to save you going to the super/market

dont know about those ones but north of Auckland at the bottom of the Pohuehue Viaduct there are also wild chooks.

They've become a bit of a tourist attraction with the Japs tour buses but have been culled out a little as they were so prolific

G/Day Dazza, Its not to unusual to find a few stray Hens and roosters in this state...LOL,


Good looking Rig Mate,


Cheers Axle.

They were there three years ago, they all appear to be roosters in you photos.
Thanks Graham

Daza

pretty sure they belong to the turf farm across the road. they have been in those two parking bays for years,and most travelers seem to feed them.
...........and just a minute.dont tell me you were heading down to your favorite tourist park at Palmers Island?

............and was security notified that you had gotten through the border??


hahahahahaha.

When I was trucking on Highway 1, I ran over a three-legged chook, I looked around and noticed a farm-house set away back off highway, so I went to it and saw the farmer and told him I just ran over a three-legged chook.

I know said the farmer, I breed them.
What for, I asked?

Well the missus likes a leg, the son likes a leg and I like the leg.
Thats fantastic I said, what do they taste like?

Dunno, can't catch the little buggers.

hello daza and the cook.
they were there 12 months ogo but not as many. cheers bill.

Think there used to be a Goanna at that rest stop like there is on most of the others on that stretch between Ballina to Grafton... He would probably keep them on their toes....

Does this answer the question why did the chicken cross the road?