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| nampafarmgirl |
Posted - Oct 14 2008 : 3:27:14 PM
I need to think of names for my chickens. So far, I like Francine, Olivia and Hazel. I need three more. Mind you, there not even hee yet, but I plan early and am bored at the moment. Any ideas are welcome....
Kim
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| Aunt Jenny |
Posted - Oct 22 2008 : 9:41:51 PM
My roosters almost always have an R name. Richard is ours right now.
I have hens named Molly, Sassy, Penny, Dovey, Mabel, Jezebelle, Freckles and Canary. The kids named most of them. In the past my favorite little hen was named Suzy. I inherited hens with food names before...very undignified..they were changed.
I let the kids name the hens and usually the bunnies (our bunnies are Toby, Porter and Coconut right now) but I get to name the big animals unless I promise them the "honor". My little granddaughter Kayla,(who is 6) in CAlif gets to name Mona's calf this year. I am expecting a very Disney name.haha. I let my son, who was 9 at the time, name some buck kids (I knew they would be leaving before long) and he named them Thumbtack and Thor. yep.
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| Sitnalta |
Posted - Oct 22 2008 : 5:17:26 PM
We only named our rooster as we had so many hens it would have taken forever.
Jean-Claude
Martin
Pierre
Jessie
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| countrygal56 |
Posted - Oct 16 2008 : 12:07:04 PM
I have a Gracie and a Spunky. I really haven't named many of my hens, only the ones that stick out. Otherwise they look alike. I do name my roosters though. I have a Big Daddy, Penquin, Sir Lancelot, King Arthur, Samson, and Runt. Too many roosters, yes, but they are gentle and have such fun personalities.
Barb |
| nubidane |
Posted - Oct 16 2008 : 12:06:40 PM
I named mine after the older sweet ladies at church
My fave is Mary Alice, also Irma, Miriam, Stella, Fae, and Miss Patty |
| velvetcadi7 |
Posted - Oct 16 2008 : 10:12:10 AM
Ohh - I wish I would have thought of Lucy and Ethel!!
I named my girls based on how they looked or their personality.
Yes, I spent a lot of time watching them when I first got them!!!
I have 2 that look like eagles so they are Martha (Washington) and May (just cuz every Martha needs a May..)
I have one with big red "hair" and named her Flo (Mel's Diner)
Bessie is a barred rock (black and white - like a cow)
Also have Sassy, Heidi, and Henretta. |
| willowtreecreek |
Posted - Oct 15 2008 : 1:57:46 PM
Possible Kim I have written about them several times! Too Funny!
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| nampafarmgirl |
Posted - Oct 15 2008 : 11:49:57 AM
Ladies, I love them all. Great suggestions! Julie, I wonder if I have seen your chicken names here before? Thak you all for the suggestions. I do love Hazel, Mabel and thought of a couple more, Lucy and Ethel. lol.
Kim
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| dutchy |
Posted - Oct 15 2008 : 03:37:54 AM
Gertrude,
Henrietta,
Jacobina.
All real cute old-fashioned names, lol
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| levisgrammy |
Posted - Oct 15 2008 : 03:29:49 AM
How about Sophie? I've always wanted to name a pet that. but we let the kids name our first dog and they chose Ruby.
Denise
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| willowtreecreek |
Posted - Oct 14 2008 : 4:28:16 PM
Guess what my chickens are Francine, Olivia, Hazel and Claudia!!!! That is so funny!!! You can have Claudia too! We would have twin chickens! I have buff orpingtons. There are several pictures of my girls on my blog. The link is below if you are interested!
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| shepherdgirl |
Posted - Oct 14 2008 : 3:40:12 PM
I like those names Kim. They're old fashioned. How 'bout "Harriet", "Henrietta", "Mabel" (Mabel and Hazel-- LOL), "Penelope" etc... that's more than 3, but they fit your "Theme."
I go through the "Name game" every year when my lambs and kids are born. I have a list I keep in my record books of names I've picked over the years. Sometimes I don't even use any of the names on it! The lamb/kid usually kind of "Picks it's own" name based on it's personality. Although, I hate to admit it, I have one lamb that never got named this year! He's a little black wether and I just CAN'T, for the life of me, choose a name!!! Maybe I'll just call him Buddy..... Have fun choosing the names for your "girls!" ~~~ Tracy
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| NatureNymph |
Posted - Oct 14 2008 : 3:39:42 PM
How about...
Bernice
Henrietta
Esther
Clarissa
Hedwig (famous name for Harry Potter's Owl)
Guinevere
Theodora
I think they all go along with your theme.
I love picking out names. I even have names chosen for my next two children who haven't been born (and probably won't ever be born since we're having such trouble).
Hope this helps,
Tracy
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