Posted by lee little on March 06, 2016 at 06:43:34 from (70.210.10.72):
In Reply to: Re: o/t chicks posted by Charlie M on March 06, 2016 at 04:37:20:
I like the golden comets pretty well. I know an amish guy in Ky. that has a 20+ acre field with a large number of golden comets in it. One day I was there talking to his son and he came through carrying 2 five gallon buckets rounded off full of eggs. He told me he sold 100 dozen a day 6 days a week to a lady in Tn. He sells to her them for $3.00 a dozen. I looked on her web site and she sells them for $6.00 ! She will deliver them to your house for the bargain price of $10.00 a dozen. After the shock wore off I really considered the free range egg business. Lee
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