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    Guinea pigs as meat

    I think the main problem is capybaras is not their aggression (they can be kept as loving pets) but they can be destructive (think of a small little piggy and the trouble they can get into and times that by 30), not cold-tolerant, and they need water to be happiest. Also they are probably very...
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    Rain gutter hydroponics for drinking water

    If you grew plants in your rain gutter with gravel like an aquaponics system but without fish, could you use that water to water your chickens or other animals? Also, could you use it even if there were worms in it to break down any matter that got in the gutters? Thanks!
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    Rhea vs. Emu

    What are the pros and cons of rhea vs. emu? Also what are Rhea fencing requirements? I know emu need really high fencing but do rhea? THanks!
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    golden/amherst pheasant for meat?

    Do golden or lady amherst pheasants make somewhat decent meat birds? I know they don't have as much meat on them, but is it still okay to eat them?
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    Free Range partridge

    Oops! I meant pheasant!! Well, partridge too i guess
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    Free Range partridge

    If a partridge was brooded and raised by a flock of free range chickens and handled regularly, would it stay around? Thanks!
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    Australian Spotted Duck?

    Would an australian spotted duck be a good duck for meat and eggs (yes I'm aware everything would be smaller) in an urban backyard (so, quiet?). Also if so, does it matter which type of australian spotted duck?
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    Chantecler vs. Delaware

    Hello, I am going to be living in the Northeast and was wondering which of these breeds fits my situation more. I want a good laying breed whose offspring will make for good meat birds. They must be docile, somewhat calm, and survive winters with good production. They will be pastured so they...
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    Cornish Game Hen, but not a cornish cross breed?

    Has anyone ever raised hens other than cornish or cornish crosses to slaughter at a young age? I was wondering if it is possible, because I'm short of space, and can't have roosters and sexed bantams are too expensive for what they're worth. Thanks
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