Poultry Palace Who we are.

Three knowledgeable persons staff our
complete setup, so when your patrons drop
by they will be pleased when we eagerly
open up a cage and let them pet, take
pictures, and learn a little about our special
birds.

Note that we wear costumes/uniforms with the Poultry Palace Logo and picture ID badge to
show our professionalism and dedication to quality service.

Tabatha uses her natural talents as an artist in uncountable ways.
> If it has paint on it, she did it.
> She makes photos fun and unique with her eye for participant
character and her catch phrase of "Say Chicken Booty" instead of
"Say Cheese."
> She makes, or has a persuasive hand in everything we sell.
> She designs and assembles our award winning set-up.
> And still has time to be a great wife and excellent mommy.

Ask her about Mary Kay.

AsTechnical Engineer my list of duties is almost as long as
Tabatha's.
> At the home base it is: Upgrading and maintaining the 20+
coops in our yard. Keep the website up to date and feeding the
family with my "real" job.
> On the road I'm the navigator, electrical technician, and heavy
lifter. The traveling coop is all mine; from the cooling fans to the
tires. Including, but not limited to, lights, printers, and sound.
> My biggest accomplishment was getting the take down time
from 4 hours to just under 2.
> Now I sing and play guitar too! Here I am performing at the 2009
Syrup Sopping Festival in Lochapoka, Alabama.

Cherie joined the Poultry Palace team in October 2005. Her
genuine friendliness and "old school" work ethics have awarded
her great regard here at the coop. She patiently assists us with the
Set-Up of the Eggzibit and wonders why, after five years we still
forget stuff. During the Eggzibit she skillfully shows off chickens to
curious passersby or helps with keeping Abby out of trouble. At
the end of the day she wanders about aimlessly; lost in exhaustion
with Tabatha and I. This is usually followed by a fit of the giggles.

Abby will be five this June and she already is a Chicken Show
expert. She knows all the chicken's names. You can't help but
smile when she says "Pet him, he's soft." as she shows off each of
our roosters. If I can keep her away from the inflatable jumping
things we could perceivably make some money at these shows.

Angela has been working behind the scenes at the home base for
some time. She has used her vast chicken knowledge in helping
us maintain excellent health and comfort for our birds. We call on
her to perform "Farmer CSI" whenever one of our chickens is
victimized. She can accurately determine the culprit and suggests
inexpensive preventative measures. Though most of her help has
been watching over our darlings while we are away, we've finally
talked her into coming with us to a few shows. She says that she
missed Mensa qualification by one point, I think she took the test
on a bad day.