Poultry Farm Magnets

Chicken Vintage Funny Chickens Farm Poultry Farmer

Cool retro rainbow hens makes a great gift for the chicken mom, chicken whisperer, backyard poultry enthusiast, farm girl and country girl. Great vintage feel with muted colors. Show off your love for your flock while at the farmers market, farm, county fair or collecting eggs from the coop.

1. Belgian d'uccle mille fleur, Speckled sussex, Plymouth Rock, Blue cochin 2. ISA Brown, Silkie, Polish frizzle, Leghorn, Buff orpington 3. Brahmas, Onagadori, Golden Sebright, White crested black polish

Gift for farmers, country life

Funny cartoon chickens set black and white

Farm Chicken Poultry Christmas Santa Ugly Christmas

Funny drawing of a turkey. Especially suitable for Thanksgiving T-shirts.

Poultry illustration by MAKO DESIGN FOR U !

Hope you like it.

Fun whimsical farm animals with glasses created by Jean Plout.

Funny chicken pot pi (pie) shirt for math nerds, chefs and cooks, or chicken farmers.

1915 poster advertising the Kansas State Poultry Show.

Crazy chicken Lady. Hopped up on hens!

Poultry enthusiasts, gear up for National Poultry Day in March! Explore our trendy apparel, perfect for embracing your love for all things poultry

Postage stamps in various styles feature domestic birds (and one slightly alarming wild one) in a mix of illustrations and photographs.

Ain't nothin' better than fresh farm air

This design features a cat and chicken, best of friends, singing a song of joy. A second version of this design, and many more original cat art designs, are available in my TeePublic shop...

This adorable Pigzilla tshirt is a perfect gift for anyone who loves Pig or lives in a farm. Great gag gifts for Pig whisperer, crazy Pig lady, farmer, Pig lovers, Pig mom, Pig girls. This graphic tee is a great outfit or clothes for men, women, kids, boys, girls, teens, youth, dad, father, mom, mother, grandma, granddad. This Tees is also great for birthday gifts, New Year, Christmas gifts.

Ain't nothin' better than fresh farm air

Sunland Hatchery & Poultry Farm

Folk-art poultry with paisley wings march around blooming geometric flowers.

Chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese -- plus a few coordinating botanicals -- patterns these faux postage stamps for a soft and stylish way to advertise your bird love.

If you love to work with animals and are looking forward to fresh eggs from your farm, you will love this farmer design. Perfect for men and women who have a henhouse with poultry.

Everyone knows the crazy chickens in their circle of friends or even in their own family. With a funny chicken, everyone has something to laugh about, even looking crazy.

Everyone knows the crazy chickens in their circle of friends or even in their own family. With a funny chicken, everyone has something to laugh about, even looking crazy.

Everyone knows the crazy chickens in their circle of friends or even in their own family. With a funny chicken, everyone has something to laugh about, even looking crazy.

Old fashioned organic eggs

I'd like people more if they were chickens instead, vintage, retro, sunset

Everyone knows the crazy chickens in their circle of friends or even in their own family. With a funny chicken, everyone has something to laugh about, even looking crazy.

Lively poultry fabric that features an array of adorable chickens and majestic roosters, each intricately detailed in a whimsical and folk style.

Life on the farm

Everyone knows the crazy chickens in their circle of friends or even in their own family. With a funny chicken, everyone has something to laugh about, even looking crazy.

Enough drama. You're just here for the turkey.

What's better than a fluffy chick on a foggy day?

Just a little peaceful chicken scene I painted while enjoying the warmth from my wood stove.

Chaco Chicken is the fictional poultry producer from "Our Town," the twenty-fourth episode of the second season of The X-Files that aired May 12, 1995. The episode finds special agents Mulder and Scully in Dudley, Arkansas, as they investigate a missing poultry inspector. The case takes a twist when another poultry worker is shot after she goes insane, leading Mulder to believe that certain townspeople are cannibals. The idea for this 'Monster-of-the-Week' episode came about while the writer was researching the Ancestral Puebloans for the second-season finale. He learned that archaeologists had discovered boiled human bones in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, leading him to use "Chaco" as the name of the chicken plant, and it's proprietor.