For real free range chickens try the Florida Keys and nearby areas-- feral chicken flocks abound and cross roads often in front of tourists causing minor crash"s. Lots of the munincipal areas had banned the shooting or taking of squirrels, rabbits and feral chickens, now the tow truck drivers have extra business. The wild ones aren"t afraid of humans much- a little cautious- and seem to be a lot of Old English Game blood mixed with various large and small breeds- makes for interesting colors and tail feathers. Released easter pets, escaped farm birds from 1930s descendants. The humans in area are allowed to shoot or trap dangerous predators in town- list includes possible rabies cariers so fox, skunk, racoons sort of controled, gaurd dogs chase big predators but not many of the chickens that peck thier noses when pups. Other free range practices from French Burgundy region have small farms and mixed crop and livestock so chickens wander pasture during days- farmers get premium price for their birds to feed tourists. Lots of small farms means predator control practiced, helps fat French hens survive wandering pasture with sheep and goats. RN
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