chicken holder bag..?

[saku ziemniaku]

Are those kind of chicken carrier bag things safe for the chicken? I’ve heard chicken harnesses aren’t exactly the safest and was looking for an alternative and found this. Thanks in advance.

 

[BDutch]

Why? What makes you think you need such a chicken carrier?
Looks like an april fool to me.

I hold them in my arms or use a box if I need to transport a chicken.

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

Doesn't look like a good idea to me.
Why do you need one?

 

[saku ziemniaku]

just transport purposes. It looked pretty practical to me, just wasn’t sure if comfortable for the chicken.

 

[rosemarythyme]

A box with air holes, a wire crate, or even wrapping them up in a towel (if it's for a shorter duration) would likely be easier ways to transport them.

 

[nuthatched]

A crate is much better for traveling to the vet or moving. Otherwise, chickens need to stay at home, where they'll be safe.

 

[Mrs. K]

Any chicken of mine, that I put into something like that would struggle mightily, and be highly distressed until they got out, which I think mine would do.

 

[Seaslug]

We know a little boy who asked Santa for a chicken backpack for Christmas. His buddy is a bantam rooster and the little guy takes the rooster everywhere, usually holding it. But they did get some adorable photos of him with his rooster in the backpack. The rooster was completely cool with it. But it is a once-in-a-lifetime rooster.

 

[BDutch]

We know a little boy who asked Santa for a chicken backpack for Christmas. His buddy is a bantam rooster and the little guy takes the rooster everywhere, usually holding it. But they did get some adorable photos of him with his rooster in the backpack. The rooster was completely cool with it. But it is a once-in-a-lifetime rooster.

April fool or can you show it?

 

[Seaslug]

I did hesitate to post, because I know it isn't all that valuable to say "my friend..." We know mom and family through dock diving with our dogs and she posts videos and images of the little guy (her son) on her Facebook page. I think the rooster's name is Gunther. I'm not sure if her Facebook page is private since it has images of her little boy, but I will ask if I am permitted to share.

Keep in mind, the little boy was three and it was all he asked Santa for. Gunther really is this kid's wing man, err, rooster.