How To Pick Up Chicks

[@madisonbarreto3159]

"To have sex." "Wait, what?" Died laughing. Oh, the innocence of children!

[@georgesantos9742]

Madison Barreto lol!!!! Omg!!! That is soo funny.but its not fair for mamas to say that word to their sons!

[@whynot3745]

Oh so incent

[@Blue_Happiness]

I was shocked!

[@DisOrder08]

@@georgesantos9742 Here in America, our parents talk to us about sex. Where would you rather he heard it from? his friends? social media?

[@maaa5530]

DisOrder I heard it from both, my parents educated me on that but they weren’t awkward about it

[@johnathancrowe2664]

Walter is a great presenter, he taught me things about chickens I didn’t know & had me in fits of laughter 🐔🤣

[@diychickencoopplansforfarm3319]

Great tip about not letting them drop from too high, to avoid breaking their legs. Good video as a whole.

[@ValedasBrumas]

Loved this video! My chickens are not so used to be handled, but I hope some day will be this easy to catch them haha. Hugs from Brazil.

[@Sheila6325]

That was a fantastic video, and I have watched a lot of videos about chickens, and never learned this until now! Thank you so very much. Bless, Sheila

[@breker19er]

Great post! Lol "mount them,. Wait, what"

[@sacton2264]

That was adorable!!

[@jonathanhopkins4856]

Great video young man, thanks for the advise and very well spoken

[@AllThatKazz]

Great, practical, cute and watchable video. Thank you. Will be showing my daughter in the morning (she kinda already knows but there might be something new to learn).

[@muppetfangirl1274]

@@broctheil4744 so do i

[@ShuyanStoryTeller]

boy, you did a great job.

[@sharonrobledo136]

Hahahaha, Love this teaching moment for us and your son. Reminded me when my boys were younger, adorable

[@dooodette8950]

Wait, what? Haha cute involving the family! Thanks for the chicken videos!

[@muppetfangirl1274]

@@broctheil4744 same

[@HupfDole87]

The ending was gold! Gold Jerry gold!

[@gaplan7]

hey, buddy! I liked your t-shirt so much. "how to pick up chicks" hahahaha

[@antoniaavila7847]

lol

[@jliu2003]

+fox99ist Was so going to say the same thing XD. So appropriate for the video

[@mastermitser5693]

This Is Too Underrated

[@Lelliott1122]

I love chickens! Great tutorial❤️

[@alexanderdavidov6465]

I never knew how to pick up chicks. Now I know. Thank you.

[@TheOriginalMarimoChan]

I loved this...learn something new EVERY DAY!

[@marywnz2no]

Great job son. LOL the end was great.

[@catr9167]

Great job Walter!

[@rosesmith6208]

what if you have chickens who sit on your lap and feed from your hand and such but dont like to be touched, do I just pick them up and hold them petting them despite their resistance and squawking? how did you get started with handling your chickens?

[@alexandersaykovsky5718]

Fantastic video 👍🏻

[@ExploratoryVessel]

Excellent presentation!

[@sacton2264]

well done! Great job of narration!

[@sunso1991]

Great video! So cute!!!!

[@susiedubon]

hahaha love this video, you son's reaction.

[@AdrianaSasoGraves]

Great video BAWK

[@daraket9200]

The only type of chicks I want to pick up

[@jenniferhansen499]

Great video! Thanks.

[@muppetfangirl1274]

Great advice I love hugging my hens

[@tinaaij12tribes20]

HahahahaHahaha what a sweetheart he is. 💕 Stay young my friend.

[@mercedeswalt6621]

That was adorable! Instant sub!

[@calideeholmes6822]

AWESOME! GREAT TITLE 😂 REALLY CUTE

[@lancechris.2592]

I've one of those chickens but her eggs won't hatch, she's got a rooster but her eggs don't hatch. Why is that?

[@filipinanewfieblog9404]

Love this video thanks for the tips,God bless new subscriber here

[@JayG0o]

Last bit is funny 🤣

[@thenaturekid3739]

That chicken who does'nt like being picked up looks like my chicken Chickadee. But Chickadee likes being held

[@peterdel3307]

loved the video good job

[@julioribeiro3179]

thanks you for this!!!! really informative!!!!!

[@charlesmartin3265]

Great job

[@taylorb1342]

I like his shirt!

[@smileyfry2314]

thank you

[@realretar]

Ummm my chickens stay at least 2 meters away from me, and if I move any closer, they turn into the flash

[@rosesmith6208]

took me a while to get mine to eat out of my hand and jump on my lap and hang out with me (I used food) after a while they follow me around and like to sit with me and be by me just dont pet them. they run from that. my chicks are almost five months old astrolorps.

[@mikewizz1895]

It only took me 2 weeks after i got my chickens before i could pick them up and let them eat from my hand

[@zinknot]

Some breeds like Hamburgs are gonna be skittish by nature even if you held them alot when they were little. Most breeds are friendly and people curious.

[@muppetfangirl1274]

Lol the chickens know how to slow the spread!!🤣

[@fuzzyokapifluff1641]

My solution is to lure them close with food the pet them real quick before they get away then I give them a treat😊🐔

[@edilsondiaz6224]

How do I make them to trust me

[@st4rscreamsgirl]

I just know that brahma was heavy asf, I can barely lift mine 💀

[@juliannawagner8303]

how do you catch a really fast hen?

[@rosesmith6208]

by running faster, lol, I have the same problem if htey are on my lap I could just catch them so to speak and pick them up but I dont want to detrain them from eating out of my hand lap.

[@eoau]

great advice

[@emilysmith7741]

Good tips and lol your son is funny

[@allenfsanchez9572]

that's how chicks are down here, they are always presenting for a rooster, just buy them a drink and say hello

[@JordanDGrant]

nice video!

[@MrAdrianaangel]

Cute video.

[@Al-ok1lj]

So Link was picking them up the wrong way all this time?😱😱😱

[@Spartanwall]

thanks for the tip

[@shirothejavasparrow8661]

"to melt them" OHH MY GOD IM LAUGHING SOO HARD CHICKENS DONT MELT BRO

[@momo26326]

my chickens fr jump from taller than me and are perfectly fine so i dont need to worry about squatting down to put them down

[@commandercody38]

well I guess I end up letting my chickens stand on my arm or shoulder, let the rooster do the dominance flap, preen and crow while on my shoulder or arm. Normally their good enough I can just let them step up to my arm like a parrot. some I train like a parrot under the chest and others I train behind the feet. either way they just have to know you want them to step up and that they can feel something their to step onto.

[@negativitronprime]

Cute!

[@chocciechippie4770]

The ending! XD

[@BackYardChicken]

Funny title and video.

[@smileyfry2314]

he broke his legs and now he's flapping viciously

[@moyaatje8762]

My chickens Hate and I do mean flip out get hysterical if I don't put my hand in their little feet while carrying them... They don't step on my hand they just hold it in their little claw and squeeze when they startle or want to go down... I literally have to hold their hand 🙄

[@unlawful_salmon1554]

Tried to..... But then it shit on me

[@michaelhanks9405]

instructions arent clear. please make another about FEMALE chickens

[@olliethebeagador9251]

Chickens chicks big difference

[@AshtynJadeProduction]

Wait… What?! 🤣♥️

[@sonias.7856]

Love this video, specially the have sex part,,,,very natural,,the way it should be done.

[@litahsr.8226]

naughty mother

[@T_Tongg]

What a baller

[@Prince-k1t]

Break their legs. Wtf. My chikens jump off tlmy roof tops everymoring and they are healthy too. My apartment is 3 story building. Nothing happens to them.😊😊

[@SetasMushrooms]

Wait...What? 🤣

[@Blue_Happiness]

1:33 Say WHAT??? Did you say what I thought you said??! Lady, this is your son. He won't know about the S word until he reaches Middle School.

[@fuzzyokapifluff1641]

Isn't that "word" a cuse word

[@ReddyRAD]

He looks big enough for middle school lmao, calm down. We learned about the reproductive sistem in the last year of elementary school...

[@artlana8311]

I know how to pickup a duck, first you need to introduce yourself

[@georgesantos9742]

That is sooo cringy maam! If that kid is your son..you shouldnt explain that to him like that

[@Leia_Lu]

So this is why there's so many teen pregnancies in Murrica... exactly because of this type of mentality.