Today at 8:15 AM Thread starter #21 E Elle111 Chirping Joined Oct 14, 2025 Messages 87 Reaction score 153 Points 78 I see them as pets. I think it's as legitimate a goal as high quality eggs, no?
Today at 8:17 AM #22 Perris Still learning Premium Feather Member 8 Years Spirit Friend Joined Jan 28, 2018 Messages 13,440 Reaction score 86,134 Points 1,287 Location Gower, Wales Elle111 said: I see them as pets. I think it's as legitimate a goal as high quality eggs, no? Click to expand... As someone who doesn't cull birds just because they are past their prime I of course agree; I just think your expected lifespan is overly optimistic.
Elle111 said: I see them as pets. I think it's as legitimate a goal as high quality eggs, no? Click to expand... As someone who doesn't cull birds just because they are past their prime I of course agree; I just think your expected lifespan is overly optimistic.
Today at 8:25 AM Thread starter #23 E Elle111 Chirping Joined Oct 14, 2025 Messages 87 Reaction score 153 Points 78 Well, that's where the feed and my curiosity come in. It might be chickens have 'a longer lifespan in them' so to speak,if consistently fed something superior to layer feed. But I guess you're right, you have to be realistic as well.
Well, that's where the feed and my curiosity come in. It might be chickens have 'a longer lifespan in them' so to speak,if consistently fed something superior to layer feed. But I guess you're right, you have to be realistic as well.