Dumbest Things People Have Said About Your Chickens/Eggs/Meat

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On two occasions I bought feed from TSC that was wet and moldy. Luckily I opened the suspect bag when I got home.
I had to go back (90 miles round trip) but if I hadn't, I'm sure I would have had to eat the cost.
 
On two occasions I bought feed from TSC that was wet and moldy. Luckily I opened the suspect bag when I got home.
I had to go back (90 miles round trip) but if I hadn't, I'm sure I would have had to eat the cost.
how much gas does it take to travel 90 miles? 30 dollars worth?

You needed chicken feed anyway, they should have replaced it and refunded your money.
 
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My favorite is when people gross out about us raising meat birds . I think to myself at least I know where my chicken comes from and what it ate. Also I know how clean it is because I cleaned myself and people still gross out but are fine buying it at the store lmao.
 
My favorite is when people gross out about us raising meat birds . I think to myself at least I know where my chicken comes from and what it ate. Also I know how clean it is because I cleaned myself and people still gross out but are fine buying it at the store lmao.


It's ignorance. I swear people think chicken breast dosnt even come from an actual chicken. Like it's man made or something....and with genetic modification and stuff some of it is pretty close lol. But like you said, you know where your chicken came from, you know it was a happy healthy chicken. Not a factory half dead bird with no beak or 4 wings! *** is wrong with people.....ignorance. Like my boyfriend always says "some people really just don't know. they don't know they don't know."
 
Yeah that reminds me of the bag of scratch i opened once that the grain was covered in maggots:sick and then the feedstore wouldn't let me return it because i had opened the bag.:smack
hey, that's just extra treats for the chickens.
 
A young woman came to Cameroon as an exchange student. Since she hadn't managed to really visit the country, I invited her to go with me for a week to the remote village where I had been living. She was very keen. But knowing how life is there, I asked her is she was OK with eating meat, even "bush meat". She assured me that would not be a problem. Unfortunately, it was a problem. The first night there, we were offered a nice plump palm rat. She got one of the best pieces, the rear leg and haunch. She couldn't eat it. I asked her why ever not. Her response, she recognized the part of the animal it was and it was too much. I asked her if she never ate a chicken leg or wing....Oh yes, but she had never associated those pieces to the parts of an actual bird! Needless to say, in a village where guests are generally served meat as a sign of honor, it was a very long lean week for this poor friend.
 
I had to make my chickens some chicken noodle soup last night after I opened TWO bags of bad feed. It. Was. Nasty. When we took it back, one girl was like "smells fine to me, that's what feed is supposed to smell like".

No, chicken feed should not smell like a dumpster used to throw away dead animals.

I always love the smell of good chicken feed, it just smells "right". I haven't had a bad bag yet but my MIL got one that was moldy. Boy, could you tell it just by the smell. Yuck! How could anyone think it was okay to feed that to your animals?
 
My favorite is when people gross out about us raising meat birds . I think to myself at least I know where my chicken comes from and what it ate. Also I know how clean it is because I cleaned myself and people still gross out but are fine buying it at the store lmao.


This is where the old saying, "Ignorance is bliss" comes from; what you don't know, or refuse to believe, won't make you uncomfortable. But, I keep asking, "If ignorance is bliss, why aren't more people happy?"
 
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