The New Year is approaching. When preparing for the New Year, every family must buy a chicken. Everyone hopes to buy a purely natural and original native chicken, that is, a free-range chicken in rural areas. , generally do not feed compound feed, often eat grain, can eat insects in summer, run around, have enough exercise, chicken is relatively developed, and tastes good. The growth period is long, the meat is fragrant and the bones are hard, there is basically no drug residue, and it is nutritious and safe. In farmers' markets, merchants sell native chickens that are stupidly raised, so they are faced with a variety of feathered chickens and bare chickens. , how to identify whether it is a real native chicken! Here I will give you some popular science, mainly from the following aspects.

Look at the coat color. The coat color of native chickens is generally shiny. This is because native chickens often move freely in the mountains and are exposed to natural light. They can eat some small insects. Wild vegetables and forage feeds generally do not contain artificial additives. Moreover, the growth period is longer, and compared with feed chickens, the coat color is better-looking.

2. Look at the mental state. Generally, native chickens are in good mental state, have sharp reactions, and are aggressive. Roosters are aggressive, sensitive to changes in the surrounding environment, and alert; while instant chickens are often slow to react. , lazy, often lying motionless, not aggressive, easy to catch.

3. Look at chicken feet. Looking at chicken feet is the most effective way to identify native chickens. The legs of native chickens are long and thin, and the toes are thin, but they appear strong and energetic. The dangling fingers at the back are (commonly known as the back kick) is thin and long, with a relatively high position. When grasped, the contact surface between the claws and the ground is tough and complete, without any scars or scars; while the instant chicken legs are short and thick, and the claws are also thick and fleshy, not strong, and easy to fracture. , the hanging fingers at the back (commonly known as the back kick) are short and thick, and the relative position is relatively low. When you grab it, you can see the contact surface between the claws and the ground. There are raised scars or scars due to trauma caused by long-term damp bedding or wear and tear of the cage wire mesh. (The above pictures are from the Internet, if you have any objections, please contact us to delete them)