sorry, i thought you said you only had chickens 3-4 years old?
huh uh no. i have very old hens most them are 9 or 8. some of them are 2 or 3 or 4. and 13 almost 14 year old white leghornsorry, i thought you said you only had chickens 3-4 years old?
uhh yes they do okay i expirnced i know what im saying mam they can. leghorns can. okay if you feed there eggs back it can stop egg issues and she is. and i know shes. i also know ur lying about it because i know taht i have exprinced a 13 year old leghorns that luves to eat scarmbled eggs. So please dont lie or make asumption. without real proof. i know they can. because if mine can reeach age 13 other leghorns also can/ My garmmer horrible i know but i dont care so yeah
It’s entirely possible someone else on here has an 11 year old hen. The oldest living chicken was 16.
uhh yes they do okay i expirnced i know what im saying mam they can. leghorns can. okay if you feed there eggs back it can stop egg issues and she is. and i know shes. i also know ur lying about it because i know taht i have exprinced a 13 year old leghorns that luves to eat scarmbled eggs. So please dont lie or make asumption. without real proof. i know they can. because if mine can reeach age 13 other leghorns also can/ My garmmer horrible i know but i dont care so yeah
Don’t assume things without research. The oldest living dog was 29, oldest living cat was 38, and oldest living horse was 62.
Don’t assume things without research. The oldest living dog was 29, oldest living cat was 38, and oldest living horse was 62.
Feeding her eggs probably didn’t make her live long. It’s a good source of calcium which helps to create strong eggs and shells, but it’s not a miracle food to survival. It likely just helped to eliminate any possible egg issues which do take the lives of many hens.
