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Does anyone else think chickens who have been in the sun smell nice?
Our take
Ever noticed that sun-kissed chickens have a certain scent that’s oddly delightful? It’s a quirky observation that sparks a fun debate! Our friend /u/arriiz grew up believing that each feathered friend carries its own unique aroma. While white chickens might smell a bit ‘moist’ and less than pleasant, darker breeds seem to waft a more appealing fragrance, especially after a sunny day. And let’s not even start on wet chickens—yikes! Are we onto something here, or is this just a cluck-tastic whimsy? Join the conversation!
| | Ever since I was little, I swear chickens smell nice after sunning. Different colored chickens smell different as well. White chickens always smell ‘moist’ and almost always stink to me but the darker the chicken the better they smell. Black chickens in the sun smell amazing to me. Same goes for wet chickens, white chickens that are wet smell so bad while the other just have normal stink Does anyone else agree or am I crazy? [link] [comments] |
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