Step 2: Catch a Chicken My brother keeps a few hens, but this turned out to be more difficult than I imagined. Most of the time, it’s on the order of a few minutes before the bird normalizes. Step 1: Gather Materials To explore this bizarre phenomenon, you will need: A chicken A stick Some help, as this is a two person job Some drinks wouldnt hurt, and would probably add to your enjoyment of the next step. It will quickly enter a trance-like state with significantly reduced heart and respiration rates, and will remain this way for anywhere from fifteen seconds to several hours. Then, while holding the chicken’s head, use your finger to draw a straight line directly away from it. Start by holding the chicken’s head against the ground, and place the tip of your finger on the ground right in front of the chicken’s beak.
In the old days they used chalk, but a plain old finger or a stick evidently does the job just as well.
Step 5: When you are finished, wake the chicken up by. Step 4: Let go of the chicken and it should be hypnotized. You may have to draw the line a few times over top of itself to make sure the chicken can see it well. You’ll need A) an ordinary chicken, and B) a finger. Step 3: Draw a straight line in front of the chicken going away from the chicken’s beak while keeping the chicken focused on it. With the chicken at one of the ends of the line, it will lie there, staring straight at it for a few seconds thus, tonic. Using chalk, your finger, or a stick, draw a straight line on the ground about 30 cm or a foot long. A chicken’s brain is small enough to be eclipsed by a dime, and is therefore a particularly easy subject. Discovered by Almanac, an old farmer, this method involves laying the chicken on its back with its beak held down. If the chicken is hypnotized in this manner, it will remain immobile for somewhere between. Any farm-savvy secret agent can tell you that it’s always a good idea to keep abreast of livestock-stupefying techniques. Some people say drawing a chalk line on the floor will also work.
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