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A friend sent me a link to a video about Mike the chicken. The story is
that a farmer slaughtered 40 chickens, chopping their heads off with an axe. One of them recovered from the beheading. It seems that the botched hatchet job had missed the jugular vein and left enough of the bird's brain stem and a clot stopped the blood loss. They fed him with an eye dropper. The farmer took the chicken on the road and making appearances at circus freak shows. The video looks kind of hokey and fake, but I checked it out online and it's true. Mike met his final fate in a motel room when the owner left his feed out. The bird choked on a kernel of corn. The entire story is amazing, even the fact that a chicken got choked in a cheap motel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbSjgHj2dF8 My father grew up on a farm and told us once that he had chopped a head off a chicken to be cooked for supper. The headless chicken ran, jumped up and sat it a roost for a while. She only lasted a few minutes without her head. |
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On 10/13/2020 11:24 AM, Dave Smith wrote:
> A friend sent me a link to a video about Mike the chicken. The story is > that a farmer slaughtered 40 chickens, chopping their heads off with an > axe. One of them recovered from the beheading. It seems that the botched > hatchet job had missed the jugular vein and left enough of the bird's > brain stem and a clot stopped the blood loss. They fed him with an eye > dropper. The farmer took the chicken on the road and making appearances > at circus freak shows. > > The video looks kind of hokey and fake, but I checked it out online and > it's true. Mike met his final fate in a motel room when the owner left > his feed out. The bird choked on a kernel of corn. The entire story is > amazing, even the fact that a chicken got choked in a cheap motel. > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbSjgHj2dF8 > > > My father grew up on a farm and told us once that he had chopped a head > off a chicken to be cooked for supper. The headless chicken ran, jumped > up and sat it a roost for a while. She only lasted a few minutes without > her head. > I know people that have gone for years without using their heads. |
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On 10/13/20 11:24 AM, Dave Smith wrote:
> A friend sent me a link to a video about Mike the chicken. The story is > that a farmer slaughtered 40 chickens, chopping their heads off with an > axe. One of them recovered from the beheading. It seems that the botched > hatchet job had missed the jugular vein and left enough of the bird's > brain stem and a clot stopped the blood loss.Â* They fed him with an eye > dropper. The farmer took the chicken on the road and making appearances > at circus freak shows. > > The video looks kind of hokey and fake, but I checked it out online and > it's true. Mike met his final fate in a motel room when the owner left > his feed out. The bird choked on a kernel of corn. The entire story is > amazing, even the fact that a chicken got choked in a cheap motel. > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbSjgHj2dF8 > > > My father grew up on a farm and told us once that he had chopped a head > off a chicken to be cooked for supper. The headless chicken ran, jumped > up and sat it a roost for a while. She only lasted a few minutes without > her head. how does a headless chicken eat corn |
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On 2020-10-13 4:02 p.m., ZZyXX wrote:
> On 10/13/20 11:24 AM, Dave Smith wrote: >> A friend sent me a link to a video about Mike the chicken. The story >> is that a farmer slaughtered 40 chickens, chopping their heads off >> with an axe. One of them recovered from the beheading. It seems that >> the botched hatchet job had missed the jugular vein and left enough of >> the bird's brain stem and a clot stopped the blood loss.Â* They fed him >> with an eye dropper. The farmer took the chicken on the road and >> making appearances at circus freak shows. >> >> The video looks kind of hokey and fake, but I checked it out online >> and it's true. Mike met his final fate in a motel room when the owner >> left his feed out. The bird choked on a kernel of corn. The entire >> story is amazing, even the fact that a chicken got choked in a cheap >> motel. >> >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbSjgHj2dF8 >> >> >> My father grew up on a farm and told us once that he had chopped a >> head off a chicken to be cooked for supper. The headless chicken ran, >> jumped up and sat it a roost for a while. She only lasted a few >> minutes without her head. > > how does a headless chicken eat corn Apparently not very well. They used to feed him with an eye dropper right into his throat. I guess they were grinding it up and adding liquid. |
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On 10/13/20 3:10 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2020-10-13 4:02 p.m., ZZyXX wrote: >> On 10/13/20 11:24 AM, Dave Smith wrote: >>> A friend sent me a link to a video about Mike the chicken. The story >>> is that a farmer slaughtered 40 chickens, chopping their heads off >>> with an axe. One of them recovered from the beheading. It seems that >>> the botched hatchet job had missed the jugular vein and left enough >>> of the bird's brain stem and a clot stopped the blood loss.Â* They fed >>> him with an eye dropper. The farmer took the chicken on the road and >>> making appearances at circus freak shows. >>> >>> The video looks kind of hokey and fake, but I checked it out online >>> and it's true. Mike met his final fate in a motel room when the owner >>> left his feed out. The bird choked on a kernel of corn. The entire >>> story is amazing, even the fact that a chicken got choked in a cheap >>> motel. >>> >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbSjgHj2dF8 >>> >>> >>> My father grew up on a farm and told us once that he had chopped a >>> head off a chicken to be cooked for supper. The headless chicken ran, >>> jumped up and sat it a roost for a while. She only lasted a few >>> minutes without her head. >> >> how does a headless chicken eat corn > > Apparently not very well. > They used to feed him with an eye dropper right into his throat. I guess > they were grinding it up and adding liquid. > > > then how did the chicken find a kernel of corn |
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