Battery chickens....what eggs do you buy?
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i did have my own chickens till this week so i had my own free range eggs but space was an issue and decided not to keep them anymore i,d love a farm again me and i agree with rtt i dont like your tone either you dont come on here ranting and telling us what we should and shouldn do no one has that right what so ever someone else tried it didnt work with her either i will now buy what i can afford but i can also grab some free range off a friend (when her bloody neighbour stops pinching them ) she has 45 chickens in a huge field 5 of which were mine but should i need to buy them i will buy what my budget allows i dont need to watch either that i had ex bats i know how they were kept although mine and amys were from shed kept not cage and sold as free range so not all you buy free rangein the shops actually are i can vouch that tescos arent as those come from the place we had the hens i dont call 20,000 in one shed free range !!!!!!! but i dont come on here telling people what to buy or do
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I eat free range when I can, after seeing the 'Chicken out' programmes. But sometimes it's not as easy as just buying the free range option.
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What gets me is like dee said, the chickens that we saved from slaughter were classed as free range and their eggs sold as free range...i dont class 20,000 chickens per shed and a outside space of around 1/4 of acre as free range. Some of my girls came litterally oven ready...one had a eye missing and a good amount had had their beaks cut so as not to inflict injuries on the others and god where the poor girls pale, they are now fully feathered happy girls roaming about my field. Just because some people choose to buy free range eggs and meat doesnt always mean your actually getting what you think...chickens are classed as freerange even if kept in a barn like my girls were...i however dont. I dont think its fair to demand people buy free range or stop buying all together as unless youve been to the actual farm where your eggs and chucks are coming from and can honestly say they are truely free range as i am sure you will be surprised at how your 'free range' chickens are actually kept.
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the ones amy has and i had sold them to a farm shop as free range !!!!!! all the supermarkets are just the same and organic free range just means they are feed on organic food they are normally still in a shed with 20.000 hens in each one thats not free range one bit free range is where you have to walk bloody miles to find the egs each day and no farmer could get enough that way to supply the amount they do so in sheds they are and all have feather loss etc according to the rspca as long as they have access to an outside area they are free range a 12x 12 pen outside for 20,000 hens hmmmmm they less cramped in the cages i used to work on a chicken farm as a teen the old fashoined ones badddd big time
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But any whooo I buy from my yard where they have chickens as pets and the eggs are a bonus. again understand that not everyone is as lucky to have people like this to buy from esp when the have families! But don't like being told not to buy eggs at all if i cant afford free range! THE CHEEK OF IT! Nuf said Bones and Dee is there enough space up on that wall for me too? :P
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