For All Ages All Day

The Poultry Palace is an Exciting, Educational, and Interactive
"Eggzibit" that is staffed by knowledgeable persons who are
attentive to your patrons' interests.

When your patrons drop by we eagerly open
up a cage and let them pet, take pictures, and
learn a little about our special birds.

How long does a chicken live? What's the difference between a chicken, a rooster, and
hen? Do you need a rooster for the hens to lay eggs? How often does a hen lay an egg?
We answer these questions and many more!

Every hour on the hour* we put on a show with live music and chicken antics.
Guaranteed to put a smile on everyone that sees it!

We can use our 1000
watt PA system to
announce other goings
on during your event.

"The Poultry Palace is
sponsored by..."
is announced frequently.

October 2008 Big Pig Jig - Vienna, Ga

WE DRAW BIG CROWDS!

April 2008 Swampfest - Waycross, GA

After hours of torrential rain we were one of the few who stayed.

April 2009 Spring Fling &
Backyard BBQ - Moultrie, Ga

Prices start at just $60 per hour (plus travel expenses). That's less than $500 for all day (7 hours) entertainment!

A space of at least 10'x20' . The more room the better to allow for crowd gathering and space between our
speakers and vendors. The space must be accessible by truck and trailer not adjacent to any food vendors.
If electricity is available, it would be helpful, but not necessary. We need electricity to run the printer, music, and
most important the fans to keep the chickens cool on hot days. We can bring our own "quiet" electricity source.
(Batteries, not a generator).
Access to a water supply, to fill and maintain the chicken waterers would also be beneficial. Again, water is not
needed, we can bring our own.
A shaded location for chicken comfort would also be a plus.

Pricing is negotiable!

Abby huddles with Rooster
Dooster and Henny Penny as
we sit through another rain
storm at the 2007 Swampfest
in Waycross, GA.

ONE FINAL NOTE:
If it rains, we stay. We
don't "Chicken Out" :)

All events require a two hour minimum. *Show times and frequency vary

Health Concerns:
Recently an outbreak of E.coli (strain 0157:H7) occurred from a petting zoo in Florida. Chickens DO NOT carry
that deadly strain of E.coli. They do however, carry salmonella. The risk of infection is very low, equal to
mishandling grocery store chicken in the home kitchen. We provide alcohol gel, antibacterial wipes and
education to keep your patrons safe.

ASK ABOUT PRE PAID PHOTOS!

Eight to ten hours of chicken health and comfort can be taxing.
Whatever you can do to help is greatly appreciated. Plus we
can sell items to reduce your costs.