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If you're fortunate enough to have a chicken in your backyard the Halloween season is a great time to dress them up. Sophie Pike of the website Cheep Cheep Chicks has dressed up her chickens as police officers, pirates brides of cheerleaders, and even Santa costumes. Sophie Pike also designed her chickens wear topknots with barrette in designs of bows or flowers and a diaper to wear on shopping trips. She shared that one of her chickens she saw at a drive-through store was so terrifying that another woman was forced to hand her the food.While many people see chickens as cute and sweet, they're actually powerful predators that are known to ward off predators such as eagles, foxes, and eagle through loudly squealing and flying around to repel them. Whatever you choose to do to dress them they'll surely draw the attention of anyone attending a party.This adorable chicken costume is a fantastic choice for children and adults who want to create impressions at their next Halloween party or simply have a good laugh with friends. The sleeve, made from soft fleece, is adorned with wings. It also has faces and a beak for the chicken along with wattles and combs on the neck. The costume also features the zipper on the front that allows for easy removal and access. http://cablemoat4.jigsy.com/entries/general/How-to-make-a-chicken-Costume-Stand-Out-From-the-Crowd comes in a variety of sizes for fowls of different shapes and sizes.It's clear that this is the most adorable chicken costume around town. You'll see the reason this costume is a huge hit for both children and adults. The jumpsuit is made of warm, fuzzy fleece. It also has a cute chicken face on the front as well as a comb and wattle at the neck, and a large red comb coming out from the hood. The jumpsuit comes in various sizes that will accommodate your child's needs.Combs are among the most defining features of a chicken. it's a fantastic way to identify them at the costume party or at any other event. They are available in a wide range of colors to suit any outfit, and look stunning with a chicken tail as well.<img width="366" src="">If you're looking for some humor and sass to your chicken costume Look no further than these feather boas. These pom-poms feature an assortment of vibrant colors. As such, they can be easily combined with costumes and characters. You can also use them to give a touch of class to a night gown or a flirty ballgown, as well as for the added flair you need while dancing.While the chicken outfit is not be found in RuneScape? but it's still an interesting costume to sport. If worn with the upgraded flap emote, players appear to fly a bit when they flap their wings which is a vast improvement over the pre-HD animation they used to have after they flapped. If you lose or destroy the costume you can get it at Diango in Draynor Village. It can be stored inside the Costume Room in a Player's house.