Hens aren't fools when it comes to babies. They use chirps and noises that are unique to the ones it raises so that It dosnt get confused with others. This chick was really lucky to have been accepted, other wise it would have been rejected. If u want a chick to be with a different hen u need to place it in night when they cant see for a few days until it get used to it with its eggs.
@@ytw101 Unless you got a really dum & aggressive hen,I had a hen who killed one of her babies after it hatched from the egg,like she guarded the eggs well but then didn't know the chick that came out of the egg was hers.
If you go in at night and remove the eggs, while in complete darkness, then slip in the baby chicks. The hen will think the chicks hatched from the eggs and accept them immediately.
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Funny, I have a chick with me right now who was just 5 minutes ago crying about how cold she was 😂 Shes got no mother and no siblings so I am the mother, and I have to tell you they need constant attention lol
yes she did bond with the baby chick. As you can see, she allows it under her wing. A hen who doesn't think the baby is "hers" will literally peck the baby to keep it away. A lot of hens are not broody. But when they are, they don't leave the eggs for very long, in hopes of hatching her brood.
So that's why common sense should tell you to do it at night. Remove the eggs and replace with the chick. Otherwise you were apparently taking more of a chance that hen would Peck that little chick to death by doing it the way you did. Apparently that isn't a "mean" hen since she accepted the chick.
she may just try peck food on floor to tell chick eat it but look like chick peck back, very tough already, so sad little baby has to go through lot, get abused by humen n bigger chickens.
The hen was like: "Look little chick, I've pushed out hundreds if not thousands of eggs and not a single one has ever come back. You should be in an omelette right now so stop bugging' me!"
I remember when we first got our chicken Bingo. We had a bunch of baby chicks and four hens, Friday, Tilly, skittle, and Piper. Bingo loved to jump on top of the hens and sit on them. The only hen that didnt knock her off in confusion was Skittle. Skittle let bingo sit on her back and she would try to be gentle with her. Skittle is very motherly to bingo and it’s adorable. Bingo is too big to sit on Skittle’s back now, but she still loves to hang around her!
Glad she took it. I typically introduce chicks when the mother hen is distracted or sleeping. Giving them the luxury of choosing like this is kind of dangerous.
She was very broody of her eggs. So much that she barely left them. When I removed the egg and gave her the chick I knew it might go wrong. But was right there to take the chick away if it went bad. The tiny peeps before she visually saw the chick got her attention.
Fun chicken fact! The mother hen actually starts communicating and building a bond with her chicks while in the egg! This is why mother hens can tell what chicks are theirs and which ones aren't from a group. Though some will adopt other chicks just like some cats some will adopt others while others want accept them. Nature is so cool!
When we had chickens that were trying to hatch eggs but not successful, we would just go buy some baby chicks and stick them under her. They always be like 'yes ok'
Hahaha, that hen looking around the corner first: "Where that FedEx guy at? Second time round they screw up my delivery. I order an Egg Shiner Deluxe 2000, they send me a chicklet."
I’m of the opinion that baby chicks are the cutest of all baby animals. They’re just these cheeping clumps of fluff constantly seeking warmth. It’s just too much.
"What is that yellow fluffball-OH IT'S A CHILD.... Come here little one...Hey Betty? Betty your child-Oh she moved last year.....Oh well, you're mine now little one."
Did you know that chickens in the wild, and domesticated hens too, tend to lay eggs in the same nest ? Broody hens will incubate any egg, even non chicken egg, so I'm sure they don't care whose babies they are raising. It's all instinct. A mother hen will raise ducklings if you let her incubate duck's eggs.
Chick: chirping for mom Hen: your mom was in the room right next door, but she's outside eating, you can go to her Chick: still chirping for mom Hen: this is my day off from laying eggs, I don't have time to look af- Chick crawls under Hen Hen: crap, I just adopted you then
Chickens are awesome. If you've ever incubated a brood out, you'll realize a 4 hour old chick acts like a full grown chicken, walking around, scratching up food, drinking water.. a mother hen aint no joke...
momma hen giving camera lady the 'side glance' .. how can something so fuzzy & cute come out of a hard shelled oval egg? Chicks are adorable, and so are broody hens.
Adopting human baby: *paying lots of money, signing paper work, having to buy lots of supplies, must create a bond* Chickens: Chick: *goes under soon-to-be-mother hen* Hen: guess this is my chick
I love this video so so much, I watch this video every day and every night. So cute the mother chicken is and the baby chick Awwwww, very very cute. ☺️ 😊 🐔 🐓 🐤 🐥
As a person who owns chickens, honestly I've never seen a chicken do that with a chick. I've seen them kill the baby chicks but never "bond" with them, so yeah this is surprising.
Well, if the chick is small enough, the probability that the mother hen will accept the chick is high. But if the chick is bigger, even just a bit, the hen will peck and chase it away. I did this several times, the mother hen brood over empty egg, and never become a mom. So I put a small chick (probably hatched for a few days) and the mother hen accepted her as her own.
@@MeowBockbock88 we'll that is true, I've seen chickens accept about any kind of baby after hatching them even a day or two after they hatched from another mother or a incubator. It's funny to see a chicken raise a duckling, but like you said, if the baby is a little to old the chicken won't want him.
Hen: Whose child is this?
Chick: PEEP PEEP PEEP
Hen: Ah, then this is my my child
What the fuck lol
Underrated comment
Beautiful👌
... Said the preacher
Hahaha 😂
Hen : where is ur mommy?
Chick : *crying
Hen : where's ur mom?
Chick : *get under hen
Hen : guess ur my child now.
Ooh my 😂😍
q u a c k
@@untitled_lucario Y O U W H A T ?
🤣🤣🤣
WTF the unfunniest thing in the world
She looks visibly confused, she knows its a baby, but didnt know what to do.
lol true
Hens aren't fools when it comes to babies. They use chirps and noises that are unique to the ones it raises so that It dosnt get confused with others. This chick was really lucky to have been accepted, other wise it would have been rejected. If u want a chick to be with a different hen u need to place it in night when they cant see for a few days until it get used to it with its eggs.
Pootis
@@virgin1792 poothispenserhere!
@@ytw101 Unless you got a really dum & aggressive hen,I had a hen who killed one of her babies after it hatched from the egg,like she guarded the eggs well but then didn't know the chick that came out of the egg was hers.
If you go in at night and remove the eggs, while in complete darkness, then slip in the baby chicks. The hen will think the chicks hatched from the eggs and accept them immediately.
Oh yeah? I never thought of that!! Thankfully this girl accepted this baby as her own. And several more! :)
Deb Simpson wow you are lucky! She really wanted to be a mama.
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Yes. We do this all the time at night😄😄
IMPOSTER 😂😂😂😂
“Mother, I beseech thee, I must take shelter lest I perish in these colde lands.”
“Very well, Youth. You may rest here however long you may please.”
Lol
I findeth thy comment amusing.
Ah-Ma-John
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I need to learn to talk like this
The way the hen peeked around the corner at 0:57 though.
"Uh, neighbour? Miss Trina? Nobody home? Oh goody, what to do with you, you little rascal?"
😂😍
🤣 I can't
"i require warmth mother"
G I V E M E W A R M T H
I read that in a British accent and now i regret it. 😐
Warmth acquired
I read this in Stewie's voice😂🤣😂
Funny, I have a chick with me right now who was just 5 minutes ago crying about how cold she was 😂
Shes got no mother and no siblings so I am the mother, and I have to tell you they need constant attention lol
She wasn't biting, she was grooming. That's normal bonding behaviour.
Yes
Biting chickens are as rare as hens teeth... lol. I believe you meant pecking?!
@@wolfsongmoondancer1428 The hen was playing in a nintendo switch then it punched me with her hands and then she speaks and say "Chicken".
@@BusyCapybara ??!
@@wolfsongmoondancer1428 th-cam.com/video/KEoGrbKAyKE/w-d-xo.html this explains everything.
the chick is so cute when it went under the hen
The chick is mini-fat, chubby, chonk, obese
I like Chicks.
🐣 🐣 🐣 🐣 🐔
ewe ! that chick is so ugly !!!
Gaming Co this is such a mean word to Chicky. And my plusher chock does not like what you said meanie
@@Jeff0380 hey buddy,
those ugly baby chicks are the most stupid and irritating creatures on earth !
yes she did bond with the baby chick. As you can see, she allows it under her wing. A hen who doesn't think the baby is "hers" will literally peck the baby to keep it away. A lot of hens are not broody. But when they are, they don't leave the eggs for very long, in hopes of hatching her brood.
So that's where the term broody came from?
So that's why common sense should tell you to do it at night. Remove the eggs and replace with the chick. Otherwise you were apparently taking more of a chance that hen would Peck that little chick to death by doing it the way you did. Apparently that isn't a "mean" hen since she accepted the chick.
@@judejude8746 That's not common sense, just a good idea
2:02 the chick disappeared in the fluffy void
fluff
Fluff
Fluff
fluff
fluff
Awww, she just wanted to be a momma!
And he looking for one
Of course everyone want to be a parent,
Besides parents.
@@jamesfehr2071 😂😂😂wtf
Other chickens will eat the baby if they are not protected by their mom
"Is this mine? It's mine now."
it's so cute how they just sink into the fluffy feathers. Safe and cozy c:
At 0:35, hen pecks at the baby chick and baby chick returns the favor! 😂
You're right. Didn't notice, that the baby did it back!!!! So cute when the chick is under her and peeks out, when she lifts her wing/body.
she may just try peck food on floor to tell chick eat it but look like chick peck back, very tough already, so sad little baby has to go through lot, get abused by humen n bigger chickens.
Kristine Fostanes kissesss
Thats a rebel fucking chick
i like ya cut g
"wtf is dis loud yellow thing"
"so noisy"
"i guess this is mine now"
Humans: ew child
Chicken: get under my feathers and let me adopt you until your old enough to fend for yourself.
The motherly tenderness just by the hen’s body language is so beautiful. :)
I had a miniature chicken as a pet and it was one of the sweetest pets I ever had, it gave me a real appreciation for them.
@Deleted Account You will be singing a different tune soon.
@@TvshkaHumma may I ask how long it lived?
i really like those but theyre very dirty
@deletedaccount exactly what a bish would say
Bantam chickens are so sweet!! I've always wanted some to raise
"Wat is U?" "Smol Birb." "How?" "Unsure." "Why?" "Why not?" "How make peep?" "Just do."
Understandable have a great day
She’s like okay I’ll take care of you now. But first I need to clean up a bit 😂💕
I can take care of your adult needs if ya want 😉
Tullo lol I wish 🤭😋 I’m kind of a freak though
@@countrygirlxo7188 hehe,I love that 😉😉
Let’s get in touch
What the fuck
@@sachinfulsunge9977 🤣
Hen: what you doin here my child?
Chick: im lost
Hen: ok i take care of you
Chick: mama
At 1:39 you can clearly see the moment she goes "this is mine now"
She's like ”excuse me. I need to make sure I'm toast enough” love it when birds preen their feathers ❤️❤️❤️
The hen was like: "Look little chick, I've pushed out hundreds if not thousands of eggs and not a single one has ever come back. You should be in an omelette right now so stop bugging' me!"
The chick immediately calms down when he goes in under the hen.
Chick: Please give me warmth not grooming!
Hen: Mini-Me ya NEEDS ta be groomed FIRST!
Hen: "Where once you were an egg, you are now my Nugget!" Chick: "Cheep-CHEEP!"
I remember when we first got our chicken Bingo. We had a bunch of baby chicks and four hens, Friday, Tilly, skittle, and Piper. Bingo loved to jump on top of the hens and sit on them. The only hen that didnt knock her off in confusion was Skittle. Skittle let bingo sit on her back and she would try to be gentle with her. Skittle is very motherly to bingo and it’s adorable. Bingo is too big to sit on Skittle’s back now, but she still loves to hang around her!
There is so much love a big sister adopts her little sister, chickens are the best.
Brown hen: What??!
hahahaahaha
Me being a hen: give me all the mommyless baby peepers!
Glad she took it.
I typically introduce chicks when the mother hen is distracted or sleeping. Giving them the luxury of choosing like this is kind of dangerous.
She was very broody of her eggs. So much that she barely left them. When I removed the egg and gave her the chick I knew it might go wrong. But was right there to take the chick away if it went bad. The tiny peeps before she visually saw the chick got her attention.
Please take care this hen baby....i love this baby and mother hen very very much take care hen miss you
This is cute
1:42
hen: guess its my life now. must protecc.
Hen : who are you?
Chick : I'm you but smol
Awww it’s like she’s listening to it
Just lealized hen was comforting the chick and telling her to get under her to stay warm.
That other chicken is sitting there all quietly like "Hey, keep it down over there!".
It's a tiny beeping yellow bean! So cute.
"What's this?" "Is it... mine?" "Did I make this?" "Its mine now"
My dark brahma never goes broody, but if any hen approaches her nest she'll make this ADORABLE quiet trill at them.
chick: *chirp chirp*
hen: smol
Fun chicken fact! The mother hen actually starts communicating and building a bond with her chicks while in the egg! This is why mother hens can tell what chicks are theirs and which ones aren't from a group. Though some will adopt other chicks just like some cats some will adopt others while others want accept them. Nature is so cool!
When we had chickens that were trying to hatch eggs but not successful, we would just go buy some baby chicks and stick them under her. They always be like 'yes ok'
Awww The mom hen loved the 🐥 chick 🐥
Hen next door is like ' would like some quiet time please, THANKS...ANNOYING KID "
I love that hens are such good mothers.
"I dont know who you are, or where you came from, but you are mine now. My baby."
little chick says "SLEEPY BABY! LOST BABY! LOVE ME!" XD so cute. I've missed those little sounds.
Idk how this got into my recommends 7 years later but I don't regret watching this-
The wing tuck 🙃 she took him under her wing
Well, I'm glad the baby got under her safe and sound!
Hahaha, that hen looking around the corner first: "Where that FedEx guy at? Second time round they screw up my delivery. I order an Egg Shiner Deluxe 2000, they send me a chicklet."
That's what my chick looks like!! But it grew and Pretty Very pretty Hen!!
Lizzie and Blank lmao that's what they all look like at that age basically
Lizzie and Blank aww its like the ugly duckling
She's so floofy and warm❤️
I’m of the opinion that baby chicks are the cutest of all baby animals. They’re just these cheeping clumps of fluff constantly seeking warmth. It’s just too much.
Hen:uh where’s your mu-
*goes under*
Also hen:wait I made a mistake I think this is my child yeah........it’s my child
Right! It seemed she wasn't sure... then allowed baby under her to keep the chick warm. "Ya, uh huh, you're mine" 💕🐣
Gorgeous mommy she is 100% love and charming with the babyes love this video🙏❤💋💋❤🐤🐤🐣🐣🐣😍😘😘🤩😘🤩
Hen is taking to the chic. Hens are best mothers. Gorgeous mamma🤩🥰
"What is that yellow fluffball-OH IT'S A CHILD.... Come here little one...Hey Betty? Betty your child-Oh she moved last year.....Oh well, you're mine now little one."
Hen: H U M A N G O A W A Y
0:32 I like how the chick strikes back
1:58 Brown hen be like : There she goes again being a mama
*chick goes under hen
Hen: eh, okay then.
I remember having my light sussex hen, they all look so beautiful 😊
AWWWWW it’s not even her baby but she took it in❤️❤️❤️ My heart melted on the spot
Hen can even steal other hens Babies ! Some like to do that a lot !
True but kinda sad fact: she thinks it's her child but if she knew it wasnt her child she wouldn't be so loving
Did you know that chickens in the wild, and domesticated hens too, tend to lay eggs in the same nest ? Broody hens will incubate any egg, even non chicken egg, so I'm sure they don't care whose babies they are raising. It's all instinct. A mother hen will raise ducklings if you let her incubate duck's eggs.
Hen: Maria (the other hen) Maria is this your kid ?
Maria: Nope
Hen: who’s ur mom child ?
baby chicken: guess you let me in !
Chick: *peep* *peep* *peep*
Speech: 100
She knows that her eggs haven't hatched yet and was like: "Where did you come from?" 😂
She looks so fluffy and warm
The hen was like:
who are you?
what are you doing here?
WHY are you getting closer?
WHY ARE YOU UNDER ME RN
guess you're mine now
Chick: exists
Hen: MINE
Alternate Title:
Hen Learns About the Amazing Taste of Tyson® Chicken Nuggets.
That chick kind of knows how to advocate for itself!
I am not sure why this 7-year old video was recommended to me today, but I am rather very pleased.
Haahaa, I didn't understand until other hen popped up.
Chick: chirping for mom
Hen: your mom was in the room right next door, but she's outside eating, you can go to her
Chick: still chirping for mom
Hen: this is my day off from laying eggs, I don't have time to look af-
Chick crawls under Hen
Hen: crap, I just adopted you then
Okay tiny dinosaur, I must be your mama. I shall name you Rex. Now you just stay safe there under my warm feathery wings...
Chickens are awesome. If you've ever incubated a brood out, you'll realize a 4 hour old chick acts like a full grown chicken, walking around, scratching up food, drinking water.. a mother hen aint no joke...
Chick: Sees hen
Chick: Free real estate
momma hen giving camera lady the 'side glance' .. how can something so fuzzy & cute come out of a hard shelled oval egg? Chicks are adorable, and so are broody hens.
Hen: Hippity Hoppity
You are now my property
Hen:hmm are u lost I will take care of u😊
Chick:u be mama?!
Adopting human baby: *paying lots of money, signing paper work, having to buy lots of supplies, must create a bond*
Chickens:
Chick: *goes under soon-to-be-mother hen*
Hen: guess this is my chick
Aww cute ball of fur making cute sounds 😍. Take my kisses 😘😘😘😘
I love this video so so much, I watch this video every day and every night. So cute the mother chicken is and the baby chick Awwwww, very very cute. ☺️ 😊 🐔 🐓 🐤 🐥
The motherly instincts are kicking in 😄💙
Awww! That’s adorable 😍 baby found a mummy
1:46 "So, now I'm a Momma"
Chick:Are you my mom?
Chicken:well n-
Chick:your my mom now
thats so cuteee chickens are literally one of my favorite animals
Thank you TH-cam for showing me this after 7 years
I say... I say, there's something a little YEEEEEEE bout a boy that don't play baseball.
That woman reminds me of a highway between Dallas and Fort Worth, no curves!
Awwwww a baby chick!!!!!!!!!!!! 🐣🐣🐥🐥😘😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰
As a person who owns chickens, honestly I've never seen a chicken do that with a chick.
I've seen them kill the baby chicks but never "bond" with them, so yeah this is surprising.
Well, if the chick is small enough, the probability that the mother hen will accept the chick is high. But if the chick is bigger, even just a bit, the hen will peck and chase it away. I did this several times, the mother hen brood over empty egg, and never become a mom. So I put a small chick (probably hatched for a few days) and the mother hen accepted her as her own.
@@MeowBockbock88 we'll that is true, I've seen chickens accept about any kind of baby after hatching them even a day or two after they hatched from another mother or a incubator.
It's funny to see a chicken raise a duckling, but like you said, if the baby is a little to old the chicken won't want him.
You should change the title to "When a hen meets another hen's baby chick"
Its like they are talking about why is lost and wants a mom. So cute!
Aww so cute 😍 just like mah silkie hen