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I did that when we had goats. Keep in mind that the $$ was a lot more than we (and I think many of us hobbyers) have into chickens. When we did it I was able to write off feed cost, cost of replacement stock, vet care, the trailer to transport to and from shows/sales and a portion of my truck. BUT we had to show a profit in the first 3 years and then 2 of every 5 after. It is not extremely hard but I think many of us would be too small to make it work.
While fixing DW breakfast I looked out the kitchen window and again there is our bald eagle setting in the big cottonwood tree about 150 yards from the house.
I did that when we had goats. Keep in mind that the $$ was a lot more than we (and I think many of us hobbyers) have into chickens. When we did it I was able to write off feed cost, cost of replacement stock, vet care, the trailer to transport to and from shows/sales and a portion of my truck. BUT we had to show a profit in the first 3 years and then 2 of every 5 after. It is not extremely hard but I think many of us would be too small to make it work.
While fixing DW breakfast I looked out the kitchen window and again there is our bald eagle setting in the big cottonwood tree about 150 yards from the house.