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rotuts

rotuts

ive never seen chickens like this in my routine area stores.

 

they all ' work ' on bulk deliveries , and Im betting there are not enough of these older birds to keep a steady supply

 

granted they must be a huge number of older egg-laying birds in the USA

 

I wonder if they go to processing plants for

 

industrial soup makers , and the like

 

they must enter the ' industrial Food Chain ' in a different manner

 

I wonder if these are the source of all the chicken in wet and dried  pet foods in the USA

 

noting the tons of pet food in your average supermarket

 

that's a lot of chicken

 

interesting topic

 

Ill ask around to see what the butchers think

 

and I bet they do taste better than commercial 4 mo chickens

rotuts

rotuts

ive never seen chickens like this in my routine area stores.

 

they all ' work ' on bulk deliveries , and Im betting there are not enough of these older birds to keep a steady supply

 

granted they must be a huge number of older egg-laying birds in the USA

 

I wonder if they go to processing plants for

 

industrial soup makers , and the like

 

interesting topic

 

Ill ask around to see what the butchers think

 

and I bet they do taste better than commercial 4 mo chickens

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