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Take advantage of bird flu?

 
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So all I've been hearing about is bird flu, bird flu. How some people have had to cull their entire farm because of it. So, how about taking advantage, in my low bird flu area, by growing out some birds? I've done turkeys before. We've only ever raised chickens for our own eating, but could do them too. I just hate the hassle of processing, even with a plucker. It's a time consuming thing. So I think I'd need a fairly decent profit to make it worth my while. Think people will be looking for local birds with bird flu mania in the media?
 
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