Should I cook this pullet

[cottontail farm]

I always shudder when I see that post title but here goes
This pullet hatched fine but her leg started turning in at about 2 weeks. She ended up hopping With the leg turned nearly backwards and the weight on the back of her foot.
Is this just a slipped tendon? I put her down today when I moved her siblings to the bigger coop. No way could she have gotten up and down the ramp.
Any reason why I can't eat this bird? Or should hesitate to? She seemed fine other than the limp and maybe being underweight.

 

[cottontail farm]

A picture would help I guess. Lol.

 

[Punkybrewster]

You wont get much meat off her...

 

[blackandtan]

YOU killed her? Then I would eat her if everything else looks ok. If youFOUND her dead I usually wouldn’t.

 

[blackandtan]

If you’re still hesitant I’d breast out what meat I could, legs too if there’s enough, and give it a quick boil for the dogs. I usually try to salvage something at least

 

[cottontail farm]

You wont get much meat off her...

Well... we also raise quail so that's up for debate. Lol. She's much bigger than a quail.

 

[cottontail farm]

If you’re still hesitant I’d breast out what meat I could, legs too if there’s enough, and give it a quick boil for the dogs. I usually try to salvage something at least

I think she's going to the cats. I'll butcher & skin and then into the crockpot. There are two cats here who will be thrilled tomorrow.

 

[cottontail farm]

Thanks everybody!

 

[cottontail farm]

YOU killed her? Then I would eat her if everything else looks ok. If youFOUND her dead I usually wouldn’t.

Omg. No, never a found dead bird. Lol.

 

[Mtnboomer]

Eat her.