Henhouse Henery

Year: 1949

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert McKimson

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Little Henery the chicken hawk, armed with a hammer, tries to catch chickens and inadvertently bonks Foghorn Leghorn on the head. Foghorn tricks Henery into chasing the barnyard dog, convincing him the dog is a chicken. The dog corrects Henery, then teams up with him to construct a tree trap, intending to capture Foghorn for dinner.

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