Fortunately, they tear the string off, but they start fighting who will get the head.
Hank promises to leave them the chicken head if they get it off his neck. He later meets two buzzards named Junior and Wallace, who smell death on him. Hank goes to the canyon country, but he can’t get the stinking chicken head from his neck. He now feels that he can’t stand being under-appreciated for his work and decides to leave the farm to become an outlaw. Hank is punished by tying the chicken’s head around his neck. He comes up with a plan of dismisses Drover so that he can eat the chicken alone, and when Sally catches him eating, she concludes that he is the culprit who has been killing the chicken. Some days later, they find another chicken lying dead, and Hank has no clue, but the sight of the chicken makes his stomach rumble with hunger. This makes Hank and Drover so proud of themselves and their joint effort.
They continue talking rudely to the boxer until his increased barking sound makes his angry owner drive off. It cannot move because he is tied, and all he can do is bark loudly, which draws the owner’s attention severally out of the restaurant. While waiting, they get angered by the boxer in the truck near them, and they start teasing the dog by going to pee on the tires. One day, Hank and Drover sit at the back of the pickup as Loper and his friend, Slim, stop at Waterhole café. The dogs get prepared to fight the monster that night, and they end up attacking what turns out to be a milk cow, which gets him into trouble with the master. Drover then gives the next clue when he informs Hank about the huge monster he earlier saw. Hank blames Drover for his inability to find the culprit then, he leaps on what he thinks is a raccoon, only to find out it’s a porcupine instead. When a chicken is found dead, Hank and his sidekick, a mutt called Drover, look for evidence everywhere. He talks about how he’s not appreciated enough, eats cheap dog food, and is falsely accused of having lousy behavior, but despite all that, he works so hard to keep the farm safe. He narrates the story being proud of his dedication to his work and attention to every detail. Hank the Cowdog is the head of security on Sally May and Loper’s farm. The novel is the first in the Hank the Cowdog series. The series began in 1982 as short stories about Hank and his buddies, and since then, over 70 books have been published. Hank the Cowdog is a children’s book series where it’s the story of Hank, a dog who calls himself ‘Head of Ranch security.’ In each book, Hank and other characters deal with events and mysteries in the Texas Panhandle home. The Case of the Garbage Monster from Outer Space The Case of the Night-Stalking Bone Monster The Case of the One-Eyed Killer Stud Horse The Curse of the Incredible Priceless Corncob The Further Adventures of Hank the Cowdog The Original Adventures of Hank the Cowdog
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