Twelve 6-week-old Buff Orpington chickens. Hundreds of catalpa worms (catalpa sphinx caterpillars) on trees. Can chickens eat them?
Yes. Birds eat these caterpillars naturally. Smaller caterpillars fine for young chickens; larger ones may be tough.
If local fishing bait shop exists, catalpa worms sell well as catfish bait—potential income.
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