“Clint,I want to thank you for your generous donation of chickens to St Mary’s Food Bank Alliance this will be greatly appreciated by the families that we serve. I had the pleasant opportunity to watch Dirty Jobs about Hickman Family Farms recently and although it was very gross your staff had a great sense of humor. Your contribution and commitment to the community is admirable.” (Linda Hamman, Statewide Hunger Relief Coordinator, Department of Economic Security)

“Clint, I watched the Dirty Jobs episode last night and thought you did a great job. Congrats. The plant looked impressive and your team did a good job interacting with Mike Rowe. I think you're ready for your close up!” (Len Gutman)

“Sharman, the boys loved the Hickman eggs Dirty Jobs show.” (Janna Van Sant)

“Clint, you did a fantastic job on Discovery TV the other night. Some people at my work saw it as well and were impressed at the size and scope of the ranch and I got bombarded with questions. Everyone is now aware of the re-play coming up…and will be watching it to see what type of work Matt did and can still do if the lab thing doesn’t work out. I need to keep all options open with this economic meltdown in progress.” (Big Bro Matt Hickman)

“Saw Dirty Jobs. Great work!” (Kevin Rogers)

“I just wanted you to know that Matt and I really enjoyed the how about your operation. Thought it was one of the best Dirty Jobs we had watched. They all go really, really down and out dirty.” (Meg and Matt Dunn)

“Quoting ‘The Incredibles’ – that was totally wicked!!! Saw you all on Dirty Jobs. That was so cool!!!!” (Regina Nixon)

“Sharman, I watched the show last night and it was very good. I would have replaced Clint with you to make it way better, though…” (Bobby Dotson)

“Sharman, I saw the airing of the Hickman Family Farms Dirty Jobs episode. I had no idea how automated everything appears to be there. If I were a chicken, I would want the modern living arrangements garnered in Barn 11. Even the manure clean-up is somewhat automated there! I was amazed at the cleanliness after the actual laying of the eggs.” (Leonard Vigil)