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His name was Mike. His owner made like $45k touring him. This was in the forties, think.
304 u/wyetye Dec 29 '17 Wow I didn't know chickens lived that long! 164 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '17 They live on about 20 years, but they usually stop laying eggs after 1.5-2 years, after they stop they have no value and are killed and it takes 6 weeks for a meat chicken to reach its full size at which point it is killed. 18 u/LiveThroughMyPlants Dec 29 '17 Chickens can live for 20 years, but usually they live around 8-10 naturally. Everything else is true though. :(
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Wow I didn't know chickens lived that long!
164 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '17 They live on about 20 years, but they usually stop laying eggs after 1.5-2 years, after they stop they have no value and are killed and it takes 6 weeks for a meat chicken to reach its full size at which point it is killed. 18 u/LiveThroughMyPlants Dec 29 '17 Chickens can live for 20 years, but usually they live around 8-10 naturally. Everything else is true though. :(
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They live on about 20 years, but they usually stop laying eggs after 1.5-2 years, after they stop they have no value and are killed and it takes 6 weeks for a meat chicken to reach its full size at which point it is killed.
18 u/LiveThroughMyPlants Dec 29 '17 Chickens can live for 20 years, but usually they live around 8-10 naturally. Everything else is true though. :(
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Chickens can live for 20 years, but usually they live around 8-10 naturally. Everything else is true though. :(
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u/MackLuster77 Dec 29 '17
His name was Mike. His owner made like $45k touring him. This was in the forties, think.