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Nature's Supercurious Brutality
Oregon Magazine ^
| February 7, 2004
| Stephen Schunk
Posted on 02/07/2004 4:25:52 PM PST by WaterDragon
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This is a SUPER chicken that is as ferocious a fighter I've ever heard of!
To: WaterDragon
Nature is ugly when viewed closely. It's mostly gruesome death.
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posted on
02/07/2004 4:49:09 PM PST
by
RLK
To: WaterDragon
Certainly not a French coq.
To: WaterDragon
Anyone who has raised chickens knows that roosters can be very effective protectors of their flocks. My parents had one when I was two years old that tried to kill me every time it caught me ungarded.
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posted on
02/07/2004 4:54:47 PM PST
by
js1138
To: js1138
Painless killing is a human conception. Nature kills brutally. It is fortunate prey that is killed outright.
Speaking of conception is this any worse than the plunging of scissors and the brain suck sans anesthesia practiced in partial birth abortion.
Dismemberment while still alive, the human practitioners are actually more brutal. At least the eagle killed for food, the humans do it for profit.
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posted on
02/07/2004 5:35:37 PM PST
by
TASMANIANRED
(black dogs are my life)
To: TASMANIANRED
Actually there is something worse than this procedure, and that would be abandoning the first president who had the guts to outlaw it.
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posted on
02/07/2004 5:38:30 PM PST
by
js1138
To: WaterDragon
Now thats a topic you don't see everyday on FR.
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posted on
02/07/2004 5:46:46 PM PST
by
SkyRat
(If privacy wasn't of value, we wouldn't have doors on bathrooms.)
To: farmfriend
ping
To: TASMANIANRED; js1138
PBA...
At least the eagle killed for food, the humans do it for profit. ...and some as sacrament to their religion beliefs, like N.O.W. does. :/
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posted on
02/07/2004 9:30:48 PM PST
by
skinkinthegrass
(Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they aren't out to get you :)
To: SkyRat
Great photos of the Golden Eagles with the article, too, eh?
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posted on
02/07/2004 11:41:10 PM PST
by
WaterDragon
(GWB is The MAN!)
To: WaterDragon; Ace2U; Alamo-Girl; Alas; alfons; alphadog; amom; AndreaZingg; Anonymous2; ...
Rights, farms, environment ping.
Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from this list.
I don't get offended if you want to be removed.
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posted on
02/07/2004 11:59:57 PM PST
by
farmfriend
( Isaiah 55:10,11)
To: The Radical Capitalist
Certainly not a French coq.Isn't the term "French chicken" redundant?
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posted on
02/08/2004 12:47:53 AM PST
by
rmh47
(Go Kats! - Got Seven?)
To: farmfriend
BTTT!!!!!!
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posted on
02/08/2004 3:07:54 AM PST
by
E.G.C.
To: WaterDragon
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posted on
02/08/2004 3:20:40 AM PST
by
metesky
("Brethren, leave us go amongst them." Rev. Capt. Samuel Johnston Clayton - Ward Bond- The Searchers)
To: skinkinthegrass
...and some as sacrament to their religion beliefs,... A few years back, a story came out about the woman in (I think it was) Ohio with the "RU486" license plate.
There was a photo in the newspaper of the plate, and, escaping notice by most, there was a bumper sticker saying "Abortion - a woman's rite".
Not "right" - "rite".
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posted on
02/08/2004 9:41:48 AM PST
by
DuncanWaring
(...and Freedom tastes of Reality)
To: DuncanWaring
"Abortion - a woman's rite".///Not "right" - "rite".Not "right" - "rite"... I stand corrected
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posted on
02/08/2004 10:35:28 AM PST
by
skinkinthegrass
(Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they aren't out to get you :)
To: WaterDragon
"Our" chickens are wild Japanese Fan Tails and they are excellent mothers. With a dozen baby chicks in tow they get pretty defensive. They give no quarter to the local Merlins although the Merlins do take chicks it's never easy.
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posted on
02/08/2004 10:46:14 AM PST
by
sandydipper
(Never quit - never surrender!)
To: skinkinthegrass
...rite...Actually, I was emphasizing this was the spelling on the bumper sticker. n ;-)
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posted on
02/08/2004 1:37:48 PM PST
by
DuncanWaring
(...and Freedom tastes of Reality)
To: js1138
My parents had one when I was two years old that tried to kill me every time it caught me ungarded.
We had one like that too. I must have been 3 or 4 and the rooster was about mid-thigh height to me. He pecked a hole in my leg one day and Dad went out, grabbed him by the head, gave a quick twist, and we had rooster for dinner. Dads can be very effective protecters too.
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posted on
02/08/2004 1:51:43 PM PST
by
seowulf
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