JVS
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Sun Jan-24-10 10:43 PM
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Why don't they have turkey eggs in the stores? |
Swede
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Sun Jan-24-10 10:44 PM
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Mom and my aunts would use turkey eggs in baking,back in the day.
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LostInAnomie
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Sun Jan-24-10 10:45 PM
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2. Do turkeys lay eggs as frequently as chickens? |
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Edited on Sun Jan-24-10 10:45 PM by LostInAnomie
I don't know shit about turkeys.
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Sun Jan-24-10 10:56 PM
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4. they don't lay continuously like chickens |
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you CAN get duck eggs at my feed store for part of the year
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Sun Jan-24-10 10:57 PM
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Sun Jan-24-10 11:13 PM
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6. Turkey eggs are more expensive. |
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Domesticated turkeys are stooped (wild ones are real smart). It's easier to raise chickens, which lay eggs where they're supposed to, and more often. Duck eggs taste too strong. Guineas aren't much in the egg department either but they make great watchdogs.
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Mon Jan-25-10 03:20 AM
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7. My brother raised geese and goats... |
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. ...either because he had a "things starting with G" compulsion, or for the eggs and milk, which he sold at a local health food store. . Went to visit him when I got back after living elsewhere for almost 10 years. He had become a gosherd/goatherd during that interval. . "Go 'round the corner of the barn and look at my new tractor." . Climbed the 8-ft fence (with a moderate amount of difficulty) and started around the corner of the barn. His THUNDERING FUCKING HERD OF CARNIVOROUS ATTACK GEESE caused me to soil myself while flying back over the fence without ever actually touching it. . My brother was leaning against his front doorjamb, chuckling softly and endlessly. He thought it was 'bout the funniest thing EVER. . He was a lonely, lonely farmer man and this was his one lonely, lonely farmer man joke that he pulled on ALL his visitors. The memories were enough to carry him through the hard, cold, lonely, lonely Michigan winters. . I thought it was real fucking funny, too. . What was I talking about? .
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Mon Jan-25-10 03:29 AM
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8. Geese are nasty things. |
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All of them are carnivorous attack geese.
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Mon Jan-25-10 05:26 AM
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9. Canada Geese will ferociously defend |
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the egg they're trying to hatch. Even if that egg happens to be your golf ball.
So far, no goose has adopted any of my errant tennis balls. I guess they don't like the fuzz.
:hi:
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Mon Jan-25-10 05:57 AM
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10. I've heard it is because turkey eggs are tough |
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