COCK-A-DOODLES

Man, let me tell you, my journey into the world of chickens was like stumbling down a rabbit hole, but with feathers and attitude. It all started when we were cookin' up ideas over at The Butcher Shop Skateboard Co. We had this wild notion to create our own spin on the iconic Anti-Hero Skateboards, those badasses with their pigeons.

Now, pigeons are cool and all, but I thought, "Why not shake things up a bit? Let's dive deep into the realm of roosters – the feathered rebels of the coop." These birds are like the punk rockers of the barnyard, strutting around like they own the place, with combs that could cut glass and attitudes as sharp as a fresh grind on a halfpipe.

I started studying these roosters like a skate rat studies a new trick. Spent hours observing their swagger, their cocky (pun intended) demeanor, and, of course, those vibrant plumages that make them look like they just rolled out of a custom spray paint booth.

Our graphics went full-on fowl, man. We decked out our boards with roosters throwing down kickflips, tailslides, and ollies. Each deck was a tribute to the rebellious spirit of these feathery daredevils. It was all about capturing that raw energy, that cluckin' defiance that says, "I'm gonna shred this coop, and there's nothing you can do about it."

Sure, people looked at us like we had lost our marbles. "Chickens on skateboards? Are you cluckin' kidding me?" they'd say. But that was the beauty of it – pushing boundaries, breaking stereotypes, and giving a nod to the underappreciated heroes of the barnyard.

So, next time you see a Butcher Shop board with a rooster pulling off a sick trick, just remember – it's not just about skating. It's about embracing the rebellious spirit of those feathered badasses who taught us that you can shred the coop and still rule the roost. Cluck yeah!