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What's up with dumping chickens ?

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What’s the deal with dumping chickens? It’s a perplexing phenomenon that has captured the attention of many in our community. After spending several months on this subreddit, it’s hard not to notice the recurring posts about people finding abandoned chickens. Why on earth would someone do this? In my experience living in Ukrainian Village, if you no longer want a chicken, the options are pretty clear: you either eat it or pass it along to a neighbor. In a world where predators lurk at night, a dumped chicken doesn’t stand much of a chance. Let’s dive into this puzzling issue and explore the motivations behind such actions, as well as share some cluck-tastic insights from my flock as they eagerly await the arrival of spring!
What's up with dumping chickens ?
What's up with dumping chickens ?

I've been on this sub for several months and I see recurrent posts about someone finding dumped chickens.

What is this? Why would someone do it?

I live in Ukrainian village and if you don't want a chicken for some reason, you either eat it or give it to your neighbours. Anyway no chicken would survive a night before getting eaten by predators.

The photo of my flock waiting for spring.

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