BC Egg - Free-Range Barn Tour

This video takes you through a cage-free, free-range egg laying barn. You'll meet Bryan, our farmer from Abbotsford, BC, and see his farm, including the aviary style hen housing. Aviary housing offers the hens multiple levels where they can perch, scratch, feed, lay their eggs and roost for the night.
For more videos in this series, visit our webpage: BCEgg.com.

[@talhaghaffar5346]

Pleased to see that hens are being looked after very well and all your vlog, specially end scene with your family. Be blessed.

[@beejls]

I'm confused. I thought free-range meant they got to go outside and pick and scratch like chickens are supposed to.

[@Bcegg]

Hi there. You are absolutely correct - free range hens have an outdoor range to roam in, as well as a furnished barn to keep them safe at night and during inclement weather.

[@beejls]

@@Bcegg then why didn't we see any of that? All I saw was birds indoors.

[@kurtmaxberry7025]

I agree. The video lies he’s wearing light clothing it’s not cold enough for those birds to eat ticks, and other insects vs your soy products that cause cancer.

[@vey9821]

@@beejlsExaxtly. The option is there for the hens to free range outdoors.
Believe it or not, a lot of hens prefer to stay indoors In their well furnished avairy perches.

[@vey9821]

@@beejlsAlso, the video states it is a free range “Barn” tour, meaning indoors. There is no video of outside area as it is an indoor video review.

[@jinsakai8157]

What happens to the male chicks?

[@blackdice42]

I love this

[@appiahishmael5340]

Please can you help me to get day old chicks

[@billychi6961]

all chickens should have free range by law

[@ashwanichauhan2460]

Any job