chi·can·er·y (shĭ-kā´nə-rē, chĭ-)
n. pl. chi·can·er·ies
1. Deception by artful subterfuge or sophistry.
2. A piece of sharp practice (as at law).
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"To strip chicanery of its vain pretence, And marry Common Law to Common Sense!" - Robert Lloyd |
[ "Sins, like chickens, come home to roost." - Charles W. Chesnutt ] |
Goal
This is the new home of chickanery.org, a place to share information about the natural history, social history, industrial history, behavior, and humane raising of chickens.
This website is the online companion to a new radio project by Rusten Hogness.
Related Sites
Rusten has other new projects in the works:
hoggery.org
and gleaningstories.org.
A more personal site is
doggery.org.
An older radio project is California Bird Talk.