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Pasture-raised isn't as cruelty-free as one might like. Big free range chicken farms have eagle problems: https://www.audubon.org/magazine/fall-2016/an-organic-
by sbierwagen 6y ago
Pasture-raised isn't as cruelty-free as one might like. Big free range chicken farms have eagle problems: https://www.audubon.org/magazine/fall-2016/an-organic-chicken-farm-georgia-has-become-endless https://www.audubon.org/magazine/fall-2016/an-organic-chicke...
If you're a chicken, do you want to live forever in a cage, or be eaten alive by a bigger bird? Neither of those choices sound great to me.
- linuxftw 6y agoAround me, I see plenty of free-roaming chickens. The big problem is raccoons, you just need to make sure the chickens are put up at night and they usually make it.
- scotty79 6y agoBeing eventually eaten by a predator is fairly probable part of any birds life. So you prefer to deny this chicken the chance to live any life because you can't make it perfect? You want to distance yourself so far from cruelty that you don't want to let anything live until you are able to provide better conditions than any mythical god could? ;-)
- wrzuteczka 6y agoThis level of purity regarding cruelty avoidance seems to have logical gaps, e.g. what about the suffering of eagles? (Or other predators)