Fierce rivalries, club infighting, problematic birds and irregular judging are just some of the challenges faced by a group of zealous Kiwi chicken breeders hell bent on victory at the 2015 National Poultry Show.
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Title: Pecking Order (2017)
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Fierce rivalries, club infighting, problematic birds and irregular judging are just some of the challenges faced by a group of zealous Kiwi chicken breeders hell bent on victory at the 2015 National Poultry Show.
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My husband and I went to see Pecking Order at the Harbour Lights cinema Southampton on 10/10/2017. We have kept a small number of chickens in the past so were sure we would love it. Well, we both did. We loved the interaction between the people at the clubs, even though they were having the usual problems that occur in any club situation. Been there done that. Loved the birds, the honest and caring way they are raised and prepared for the shows.My husband has an Uncle in Christchurch who we have lost contact with.Love seeing how people live there. Would love to visit but late 60s early 70s now. Not practical. We shall be watching with interest in future. Well done to everyone involved in the making of this film/documentary.