[charliesaunt]

.........because he was having a bad "feather" day!! Always stand tall and don't let them "ruffle" YOUR feathers.

 

[Stablebummom]

LOLOLOLOLOL! I agree!

 

[kiwiannie]

Having a bad feather day. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[shepherd]

Too funny - but that is a rooster, not a chicken - looks like he lost the fight!

 

[Gundi2]

He may lost the Fight, but he sure is holding his Head up high.

 

[wendyheather]

I've seen this picture before. I still wonder how on earth he got into that state. Sad.

 

[Yarntherapy]

I've seen this picture before. I still wonder how on earth he got into that state. Sad.

Never mind the rooster, don't we all have days when we wonder how we got in this state?

 

[wendyheather]

I've seen this picture before. I still wonder how on earth he got into that state. Sad.

Never mind the rooster, don't we all have days when we wonder how we got in this state?

Yes, but look at him! His feathers have been pulled out, and that is very painful to a bird. I't's worse than having your hair pulled out. That's why I said it was sad.

 

[quiltnqueen]

I have had days like this!! Thankfully today isn't one of them (so far!)

 

[Neeterbug]

Chickens have pecking order...apparently this one is at the bottom!!!

I've also had days like this!!!!

 

[wendyheather]

Yes, chickens do have apecking order, but Roosters don't! A Rooster will keep order amongst his flock, and if hens are kept without a Rooster, you get a hierarchy with top and bottom hen, and the one at the bottom can be picked on.

The only hens I've seen that look like this come from battery farms, and as Roosters aren't from battery farms, it makes you wonder how on earth the poor thing landed up looking like this!!

 

[kittykatzmom]

So true - poor thing! Looks like he is ready for Col. Sanders.