Brooklyn is Chicken Crazed, Chicken Company Reports
Selections from a press release sent out today by Victory Chicken reporting that Brooklynites are flocking to its services, which include providing customers with chicken coops and hens: -“We are seeing a huge upswing in demand for our all-in-one coop and chickens package,” says Brett Mons, Victory Chicken’s Business Coordinator. -Customers who order a “Rosie”…
Selections from a press release sent out today by Victory Chicken reporting that Brooklynites are flocking to its services, which include providing customers with chicken coops and hens:
-“We are seeing a huge upswing in demand for our all-in-one coop and chickens package,” says Brett Mons, Victory Chicken’s Business Coordinator.
-Customers who order a “Rosie” get a custom coop built in Brooklyn, three young hens, 2 months of supplies, and a quick training, all of which is delivered and installed at their place in about 2 hours for $785.
-“I love my coop and hens from Victory Chicken!” says Juno Shaye, a customer in Red Hook, Brooklyn. “And I can’t believe how fun and easy it is to keep chickens. It only takes a few minutes a day, and my two-year-old son absolutely loves them. Chickens are hilarious!”
Victory Chicken [Official Site]
Is this legal?
I think this is a really cool thing. And I love the name “victory chicken”.
I live on a little hobby farm myself, and have kept as many as fifty chickens. (Only time I ever saw a rat, the chickens were already killing it.) as long as you keep your feed put up, you won’t have a problem.
The coop looks great, sturdy, well made and predator proof, and the fact that it comes with hens ready to go is fantastic. If you’ve got the $, it sure makes it very simple.
Whats the plan when the birds get sick or injured? You just butcher them? or do you bring them to the vet?
Great so in 6mo CACC will not only be overrun with no-longer wanted cats and dogs, but chickens too.
$785 is the literal equivalent of 3 years’ worth of $5 dozen fancy eggs.
Minus the ongoing cost of feed and labor.
Just sayin’.
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