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Did I buy a meat chicken?
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Welcome to the delightful and sometimes perplexing world of chicken ownership! As a first-time chicken parent, you might find yourself in a cluck-tastically curious situation, especially after purchasing four adorable pullets from Tractor Supply on April 19. One of your feathered friends, whom you initially thought was a Production Red, is raising some eyebrows with its unexpected size. Is it a meat chicken, a rooster in disguise, or could it still be a Production Red? This is the kind of mystery that keeps us chicken enthusiasts on our toes! Join the conversation as we unravel this poultry puzzle together, sharing insights and laughs along the way. Let’s figure out what’s going on with your growing buddy! [link] [comments].
 | First time chicken owner here! I purchased 4 pullets from Tractor supply on April 19. The blondie was supposed to be a production red, but now I’m thinking otherwise?! I assumed it was at least a week older than my others, but now it’s noticeably massive. Do we think it’s a meat chicken, rooster or actually a Production Red? [link] [comments] |
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