The decomposition steps of castrating a cockerel ((GRAPHIC PICS!!!))

[Mac in Wisco]

If you haven't seen his video, there is a link on his profile page. They have it down to about 10 seconds per bird.


---- Oh, there is a link in his signature line...

 

[GlitterBug]

That is interesting how the bird does not seem to "feel" pain as much as one would think.

 

[stoneunhenged]

This adds new meaning to the phrase, "How many chickens can I hold per square foot?".

 

[BigDaddy'sGurl]

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[chinese capons]

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I don't know whether you have to help?

 

[chinese capons]

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What do you mean? I can't really understand.

 

[rebel-rousing-at-night]

Thanks very much for posting this.

I can't believe how fast you are. What age are the chicks?

 

[sgoff]

I am very interested in this topic and want to thank Chinese Capons for the great step by step photos. As soon as my two little boys that hatch out yesterday are ready for slaughter, I am going to try my first surgery on a freshly dead carcass to be sure I understand, then we will be caponing lots of boy chicks 'round here.

 

[EweSheep]

Wow SO neat! I didn't realize the testes were that small.

I think China do not have the same meatbirds as we do but all of them will finish out nicely!

 

[Tracydr]

I think I'm getting some packing peanuts from someone next month. If I lose a chick, I'm planning to practice on a dead one. Then, I'm hoping to caponize the bunch of peanuts.
Is there a place to buy just the spreaders without buying the kit? I have the other parts.