Beefy Goes to Tractor Supply Store...new update

[lacyloo]

sometimes it pisses me off the lack of knolege some people have that carry chicks, they should atleast have the breeds separated. ah

 

[LittleChickenRacingTeam]

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In today's world it is not politically correct to seperate by breed, colour or nationality.

 

[patandchickens]

Yeah but were they really *purebred* Assorted? It is so hard to chickens that meet the Assorted standard these days. So many of them may *look* assorted, but then they produce offspring that look just like the parents. What is the world coming to!

lol

Pat

 

[Scrambled Egg]

But that little wink has lingered fondly in your thoughts and that duck mind control has been sending you messages to "come back, come back, come back", lol!!!

 

[Pelican49]

He is also still ignorant I put turkey eggs in the incubator, too. Don't tell him.----------------------------
Stacey

Are you gonna tell him those are heavy breed chickens?

 

[Scrambled Egg]

Very heavy Asian Ground Parrots!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Cheryl]

So I am getting the impression from you and many others feel that at TS they are just chickens...no one seems to really know what kind? I will pass that along to the manager of the new store that is opening up here...since they will be in competition with 2 other stores selling chicks. I'm going to work in the store when it opens, so I should be able to help, but probably too late for this years batch!

 

[Scrambled Egg]

That'll be good Enabling Cheryl!!!! It will probably boost the sales alot to have people more knowledgeable about the chicks, you go girl!!

 

[Lunachick]

I liked reading your story beefy. Are you absolutely sure that little duck wasn't in the pocket of your coat when you got home? You better check.

 

[gritsar]

After we left Atwoods the other day (still chick and duckling free

) I mentioned to my SO the big difference I've noticed between Atwoods and TSC. The Atwoods employees are older and more knowledgable than the crew TSC seems to hire; at least at our location. We had a nice long talk with the man working in the poultry department about the benefits of free-ranging. My only gripe was that there was only one gosling left in the stock tank they are using as brooders. Who was the horrible, cold-hearted person that bought some goslings and left that poor little one all by itself?!?

Cheryl, I'm glad someone with knowledge will be working at TSC. That's a good start to educating them.
Oh, and I tried the 'but it's all by itself, it needs a home!' routine with my SO. No go. :|