Farms: South Georgia Town Home To Thousands Of Wild Chickens
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The South Georgia town of Fitzgerald is unique among Southern communities in that it was a planned community, developed in the late 1800s as a home for Civil War veterans from both the North and South. That's not the only special claim to fame for Fitzgerald, though. They also have a flock of thousands of wild chickens that call the community home. The Monitor's Ray D'Alessio explains.
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This is how it begins the re-evolution to a t-rex
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2:26 that lady picks out her camel toe wedgy like it aint nothin lmao
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I have not ever met anyone that came to see the chickens. If you wanna see them tho I will do a tour for ya lol $100 a tour around my back yard
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Those are gorgeous looking chickens.
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i love trapping wild chicken
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I love chickens this is my kind of town , yeah
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I am from Burma and that is good tasting chicken.
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I'll bet the Venezuelans wish they had this invasive species.
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Open up hunting season and the problem is solved.
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is that the real life trex that read from the book?
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They probably started as feral chickens of different breeds. Haphazard mating and breeding may have reduced the characteristics of the Primeval breed back to the original Prototype. The grand daddy of them all: the South East Asian jungle fowl. Same thing happened in Key West, FL and in HI
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They are red jungle chickens. Roos goes about 4 lbs and hens about a pound less. They are among the best tasting chicken around. Older ones get a little tough, cockerels are best. That could be a revenue source if they allow hunting say with newer air rifles.
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one word "fryed"
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it would be cool if one day we can all learn to live along side eachother and share the land, instead of murdering everything.
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Is there a KFC in this town?
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Yum, chicken for dinner sounds good to me!
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they taste better than the storebought, roast them slowly.
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These people are stupid a word called invasive spices
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ps, i raise red jungle fowl
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can i live here pls