At how many days hiking does it become more efficient to carry a live chicken with you so that you can consume the eggs rather than carrying raw food. The chicken can also be put on a leash and walked for parts of your hike.
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At how many days hiking does it become more efficient to carry a live chicken with you so that you can consume the eggs rather than carrying raw food. The chicken can also be put on a leash and walked for parts of your hike.
better lead a goat and drink milk. goats are hardier and eat almost everything green
The old diary goat trick huh
>Dear diary goat, today I've been hiking again.
you can also have sex with it, in an emergency of course
You're better of bringing another human, you can drink their cum for protein, have sex with them , and eat them if it comes down to it. They can also carry more than a chicken or a goat.
If you bring a woman, you can have milk instead of cum.
I'd rather have sex with a goat
Obviously the goat is preferable, but human female milk is quite tasty.
What about a small chud they have a higher weight carrying capacity
no womb, no ovaries = no eggs
= no pregnancy = no menstruation = no cramps = the best hiking partner
Probably depends on the chicken's rate of eggs per day, and how long the eggs mantain nutritional value for when the chicken isn't on a set diet
If you want to promelgate chicken on the trail, you are also going to need a rooster
Zero. The chicken isn't gonna lay shit while you carry it in your pack and traveling every day. So apparently op cannot into common sense. Many such cases unfortunately.
This. Also a good chicken will lay one egg every day, which is like 80 calories for your trouble.
The chicken's probably going to be tired out and won't be making many good eggs.
Basically never. An egg has around 80 calories. A decent hen makes 5 eggs a week, but unclear how they'd do on some hike. 400 calories a week is ass if you have to do any serious work for that or have to carry food or slow down to let them peck or whatever.
Sadly, chickens can't forage and walk at the same time. That is, if you want to walk more than a few miles a day.