Move over giant skeleton, the rooster struts into stores

SOUTHWICK, Mass. (WWLP) – Homes across America have been decorating their homes for Halloween that include 12-foot skeletons, but now a new addition has launched.

Farm animal lovers beware, a 6-foot tall rooster is now for sale at Tractor Supply. That will surely turn heads this spooky season. The rooster is selling for $299.99 which includes a metal base and realistic all-weather plastic bones.

If 6 feet is too tall, Tractor Supply also has a 36-inch rooster for $59.99. In addition to the skeleton rooster, the Halloween collections also include a pony, hen, donkey, cow, and even a werewolf.

For more Halloween decorations visit TractorSupply.com .

Home Depot also debuted in March, the 2024 Halloween collections include the viral 12-foot skeleton that is “new and improved” and seven new friends.

• A 7-foot “Skeleton Dog” with LCD eyes with animated LCD eyes featuring 8 different display options for @199
• A 7-foot animatronic Frankenstein’s monster which plays “iconic lines from the Frankenstein movie” for $279
• A 7.5-foot animatronic “ Plague Doctor ” programmed to utter “three unique phrases”
• A 10-foot “ Murderous Maple ” with light-up facial features for $199
• A 9-foot “ Lord Dullahan ” headless (skeleton) horseman, naturally atop a skeleton horse
• A 6-foot animatronic “ Captain Cuts ” pirate with “five dynamic movements and five phrases” for $249
• A 6-foot “ Jack of Spades ” is described as a “card-playing skeleton” with motion sensors and “seasonal phrases.” for $149

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