Dumbest Things People Have Said About Your Chickens/Eggs/Meat - Part 2 : Chicken Boogaloo.

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I'm sure everyone has heard this one, but it is my favorite: "If you don't pick up your eggs, you'll get baby chicks."
Umm, no I won't. I don't have a rooster. The eggs aren't fertile. It always amazes me that educated adults think this. My mom gave me the birds and the bees talk at age 5 when I asked where babies came from, so maybe I intuited that this also applied to animals at an earlier age than most city folk, but I don't know why people can't figure out that if humans, dogs, horses etc. need both a male and female to make babies that the same thing also applies to chickens.
 
I'm sure everyone has heard this one, but it is my favorite: "If you don't pick up your eggs, you'll get baby chicks."
Umm, no I won't. I don't have a rooster. The eggs aren't fertile. It always amazes me that educated adults think this. My mom gave me the birds and the bees talk at age 5 when I asked where babies came from, so maybe I intuited that this also applied to animals at an earlier age than most city folk, but I don't know why people can't figure out that if humans, dogs, horses etc. need both a male and female to make babies that the same thing also applies to chickens.



I have a broody hen who hasn't figured it out, either. Of course she's a Buff Orp; what I refer to as the dumb buxom blondes of the flock. Sad how some people aren't any smarter than the average chicken.

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I'm sure everyone has heard this one, but it is my favorite: "If you don't pick up your eggs, you'll get baby chicks."
Umm, no I won't. I don't have a rooster. The eggs aren't fertile. It always amazes me that educated adults think this. My mom gave me the birds and the bees talk at age 5 when I asked where babies came from, so maybe I intuited that this also applied to animals at an earlier age than most city folk, but I don't know why people can't figure out that if humans, dogs, horses etc. need both a male and female to make babies that the same thing also applies to chickens.
but don't chickens need roosters need roosters to lay eggs? I gotta be really diplomatic with clients when they ask me that question.
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One of my husband's co-workers virtually yelled at my husband that free-range eggs from our farm aren't any different or better than commercial eggs from the store. I would venture to say that he's never had a free-range egg. Also, when my SIL found out we had gotten chickens, she asked us in sheer disgust, "What's the point of having chickens?"
 

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