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Why Did They Chicken Cross the Road?...To Go For A Bodysurf In Florida

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1 year old Sammi is the ultimate chicken of the sea. A Destin, Florida native with owner Dave Cox, she loves to visit the beach and play in the ocean.

He recently shared his back story with Sammi in "People" magazine HERE

"A chicken is customarily an agricultural livestock animal, living in a production type setting. As someone with an agriculture background, I understand the nature of farm animals and has possibly helped with my bonding with Sammi."

Watch Sammi shred the gnar ⬇️

A post shared by Slyde Handboards (@slydehandboards) on Apr 24, 2018 at 3:34pm PDT

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Michelle Michalak

Michelle's diploma reads BA Psychology with a minor in English, and her license plate reads #CaliforniaDreaming4Life. She begin her career in the NYC fashion industry working with fashion and internet pioneer, Bluefly.com However, due the constant "nagging" of her entrepreneurial spirit, her crush on surfing, and hardcore love for the ocean, she chosen to call San Diego home for the past 10 years. On the west coast she 's chased waves & enlightenment working alongside "Gurus" in the online marketing & personal development industries. It in May 2012 she found her true Zen & Stoke, and joined the Slyde Handboards Team.

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