Rent a chicken?

No, I don't want the noise and the mess they make. Plus we live at the edge of the city and coyotes could come through the yards and snap them up.

Man, that person sure is industrious. I wouldn’t do it, but I get it. A couple in my church has chickens. They have been very generous with their eggs as they don’t even like eggs. Why did they get chickens then? I’m not really sure.

I read that same article and laughed and basically thought what you thought.

Nop just extra money to spend and my cats might consider the chicken their dinner.

I seriously doubt I would rent a chicken since I am would be tempted to eat one.

Haha never. I would never rent or buy a living chicken. That seems like too much work to deal with. Also, I'm kind of afraid. What if it bites me, chases me around, assaults me? Lol!

No, not a chicken. I would be tempted to rent a goat or a flock of them to clear out my back yard. They eat all kinds of weeds.

I agree that it is funny to rent a chicken I heard that your country imports eggs from Turkey. I hope it can be helpful to let the eggs less expensive.

Probably not I don't eat that many eggs. I did have a couple tonight though.

I would understand it if someone rented a rooster to keep hens happy and "make" baby chicks. But I don´t understand the rest.

That person is sure innovative

I don't know how the system would work but there is no guarantee that your chicken will lay an egg every day.

Ha, l don't care for eggs that much..

No. I would not. But it's a genius concept. lol

My Dad used to have laying hens. It was my brother's, mine and my mother were responsible for collecting the eggs. When we were in school my Grandpa collected them. He and my mother would clean, grade and pack them for shipping. It was alot of work and care. This was back in the days when you didn't have disposable gloves to wear and you had to be very diligent about hand washing. It was alot of work. Funny enough, we used to have customers who would drive over an hour from home to visit relatives in our area, from Detroit, MI and stop in and buy eggs and order for the next time that they would be in. Imagine attempting to cross the border with fresh eggs these days. Of course they also would go cat fishing and bring back their fresh catch and it was allowed.

I saw an article about this somewhere. I'd be tempted, but with a small garden and plenty of foxes it would be a worry for them. Besides I don't think the neighbours would be too impressed with noise and mess!