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Yeah, but not everyone lives in NZ.

Not everyone likes meat or what eating meat means for the animal. Plus some meat, especially in large portions is actually not super healthy

Because it doesn't draw as much attention to them as getting just a salad from a meat based fast food place would, since it blends in. Also I think it helps them get adjusted if they're transitioning to a meat free style

It's no different than the hairless cats, dogs, rats and guinea pigs people have as pets

They're not talking about those. They mean the Israeli Naked Chickenhttps://images.app.goo.gl/R7MpxdR5dX7a1J1DA

Oh I love those little guys. I wanted to get some so badly before I realized they're not exactly easy to find a bunch of information about, let alone find the actual birds

They actually have veggie chicken stuff now

So i actually have a friend that kind of fits this. She will gladly eat unfertilized eggs. So eggs that could never form into a chick. That's what her issue is with my eggs, that she's eating eggs that could have been hatched if incubated. Not sure why that's her issue, but she won't eat...

Guys, come on. This isn't a thread even remotely related to vaccines or covid. It's already been brought up once, just stick this conversation to the numerous covid threads

My 2021 flock (minus David) know how to get back into theierpen if they slip out. But they had to learn, for most it wasn't the 1st time that they were able to figure it out

We've just always used pine because it was what was avaliable and cheap

She might have been awkward because she didn't want people thinking she couldn't support herself if she couldn't afford eggs

Its a creamy/tannish color. My pullet laid cream with grey speckling(kinda looked like thin spots but wasn't). Really wish i had saved one

Myth: Ducks need a pond or swimming pool False, what they actually need is a deep enough bowl to fully dip their bills in so theu can clean their nares. But they do not literally need a pool or pond to survive Evidence: I had ducks for a couple years, and we never had a pond or pool deep enough...

I have no clue. The article i read didnt explain anymore than that any single yolked eggs eere sorted out through candling and sold as a lower grade

There's a place in China (?) Thats known for their double yolks. They've been selectively breeding their birds to lay doubles for a hiant majority of their egg laying days

Myth: Pointed saddles = Male USUALLY true Obviously i have proof of it being true, but i have had 2 females also having some or all their saddles being pointed. One was a pheonix hen and the other is either unrelated or her niece.

Aggressive towards humans. The ones that actively are trying to attack people they see

One of my mystery girls lays a egg with a very light dusty purple color occasionally

I'm going to argue that it's not 100% true or false. Most of my males (the flockmasters actually) don't tuck their heads, but my bottom males ocassionally do