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[fixed] Chicken gone rogue help he is still there :(

I came home and spat out my baby chick [cant think of another way to describe that] Now fully grown. Have I made a mistake by letting it out while inside my house? Had no warning it was going to jump out of my bag once grown. Well then it precoded to flap up and down along side my wall and in the gutter..ringing bells here!!lol well it kept doing this. I did refresh a number of times but still it goes up and down squalling and flapping like a loon then landing down off from my room floor.
I could not get a shot of it flapping up and down but managed to get these :)


www.screencast.com/t/K02J2U3Ja look bottom right hand corner
www.screencast.com/t/ULICqY...

Posted 12 years ago by Misha | Permalink

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• that's...unfortunate. I remember once I accidentally released my chicken into the house, but I certainly don't recall THAT happening.
  Posted 12 years ago by Cupcake | Permalink
• I've noticed that the chickens walking around in my garden suddenly accelerate alarmingly, fly off the screen, and settle down off-screen.
  Posted 12 years ago by RobotGymnast | Permalink
• RG- Yeah I have noticed that with pigs too in Groddle Forest Junciton. I thought it was a bit odd but funny...maybe they were competing in their own races :P
  Posted 12 years ago by Gabi | Permalink
• it looks like your bear rug just puked up green stuff. :)
  Posted 12 years ago by lucy jane | Permalink
• @delicious that's so funny I never noticed but yes it does. Looks like he just got ran over....ewwww lol
  Posted 12 years ago by Misha | Permalink
• I think the animals have a 'wander' area, when they reach the edge of it, they 'reset' to the beginning. It's more noticeable in Groddle Forest, but I've seen it other areas too. Sounds like your chicken was trying to get home :D
  Posted 12 years ago by Travinara | Permalink
• My chicken is still stuck in my house. Can anyone get him out please? :'(
  Posted 12 years ago by Misha | Permalink
• Just wondering how my little chicken is doing? :) I suppose if the next test is a reset. I wont be able to say farewell. :'(
  Posted 12 years ago by Misha | Permalink
• One of our chicken farmers coaxed it out with a bit of corn and sweet clucking, and it helped identify a problem which led it to get stuck in the first place- thanks Misha!
  Posted 12 years ago by kevbob | Permalink
• THANK YOU Mr Kevbob :) I am so very please he is now out side in the sunshine with his friends. :)
  Note to ones self...never let a chicken hatch out while your stood in your lounge! :p
  Posted 12 years ago by Misha | Permalink