[Closed] Should the UK public have the right to own a chicken farm?

Yes

Yes

Sounds like an eggcellent idea

I clucked onto it earlier this afternoon.

Wire you asking?

this thread is a baste of time.

It's a definite no from me. All chicken farmers should be strictly vetted to weed out potential psychopaths and receive the appropriate training with regular assessments.

Heinrich Himmler started off as a chicken farmer and ended up responsible for the construction of concentration camps throughout the Third Reich.

Smart arse 🙂

Chicken ranch? Sounds good to me!

One of the dads from my daughter's old swim class moved to Tanzania to set up a chicken farm.

Yes. Chickens are ace.

One of the dads from my daughter's old swim class moved to Tanzania to set up a chicken farm.

Are they more relaxed in Tanzania about who owns chicken farms ?

I'm all for anyone being able to walk into a shop and buying a chicken farm, but I do think some basic background checks and a 7 day waiting period should apply.

I'm not sure if you should be able to buy hen houses that can hold more than five hens though, why would anyone need more than five hens in a single hen house??

I'd like to own a chicken battery farm.

The chickens can make them for the kids toys.

moved to Tanzania to set up a chicken farm.

A nice way to say "Yewtree got him. "

Could I do a seasonal sideline in turkey's .

Sadly one of our great chicken (and duck) farmers passed away last night. Reg Johnson, who was a fantastic bloke and who's kids I grew up with (his son still lives next to me mum and dad) will be sadly missed by us in Goosnargh and the wider culinary community. You might have had one of his ducks or chickens even ~

[url= https://twitter.com/search?q=reg%20johnson&src=typd ]Twitter[/url]

[url= https://www.thecaterer.com/articles/364041/tributes-pour-in-after-reg-johnson-of-goosnargh-dies-aged-64 ]The Caterer[/url]

[url= http://www.lep.co.uk/news/update-famous-goosnargh-poultry-farmer-dies-suddenly-1-7578966 ]Lancashire Evening Post[/url]

edit: The track behind him in some of the pictures on Twitter is a bridleway I use on the way home like. Passes through his farm.

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will be sadly missed by us in Goosnargh and the wider culinary community.

But perhaps not by the poultry community?

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