do you buy 'Free Range Eggs'?

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Poll: do you buy 'Free Range Eggs'? You do not have permission to vote in this poll.
yes	88.89%	8	88.89%
no (I don't eat eggs)	0%	0	0%
no (I buy caged eggs)	0%	0	0%
no (I think it's a marketing gimmick, and not really free range)	11.11%	1	11.11%
Total		9 vote(s)	100%

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Thread: do you buy 'Free Range Eggs'?

Monica (Offline)

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#11

02-17-2012, 12:29 PM

My dad raised chickens, ducks, geese and pigeons. The pigeons didn't get to ever fly; they were confined to a cage just tall enough for a man to walk in. But the chickens, ducks and geese had a very large yard to roam in, and the ducks always had a large tub of water to splash in. So they had a pretty good life (until they were butchered of course). I remember gathering white, blue and brown eggs of varying sizes. I sure didn't like the goose poop though! So slimy when stepped on barefooted. Yuck!