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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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my rooster needs to die
Captain Barnacle needs to die. he wakes me up every morning between 5:00 and 5:30.
who wants to come and have chicken for dinner? or chicken nuggets at my 31 party?
Re: my rooster needs to die
I would love some chicken!
Growing up, our neighbors across the street had chickens... of course it was closest to my side of the house.
@nestcayla - I'm refering your question to my dad... and google. Google says both, but more than likely you eat roosters because you don't need as many to fert the eggs.
The Rowdy Roberts
I asked my cousin who hunts (my uncle's son) -- this is what he said "both hens and roosters are chicken. You could be eating either. The hens taste better though"
Interesting... I wonder if it's common for people to go into a store and ask their butcher if the chicken is a hen? I never even thought about it until now!
@NestCayla I didn't know that hens tasted better than rooster! interesting
and I have 3 hens and a rooster. the quick version of my getting this special gift from my MIL is this. about a year and a half ago I mentioned to her that I wanted chickens so we could all have fresh eggs and she should get a cow so that we could have fresh milk. and that was certainly a wine induced conversation but I was kinda really into it! so then a couple of months ago my FIL showed up at their house (which is a farm) with a cow! and my MIL said, and your chickens will be at your house on Tuesday. eek! my IL's used to have a dairy farm and a chicken house so this is all right up their alley.
so I didn't want a rooster but she saw him when she went to get the hens and thought he was pretty so I ended up with a rooster too.
The Rowdy Roberts