I'm particularly worried about the sharp edges of bone cutting the plastic. Not a worry? I've seen the packages of just legs or quarters,but that doesnt have the whole bony underside of a half chicken.
Shrink bags look much better for freezing than vacuum bags, but does anyone know if they work for chickens that have been split in half? A whole 8# roaster is a bit much for our family so i usually split them and vacu pack that way, but i want to try shrink bagging this time
Our family project to build a coop and raise chickens for eggs had one major requiremment
It had to be
Cheap
so, we used mainly scavenged wood, from freecycle,a bunch of printers pallets from a local copying store, and alot of friends helping out. The doors and windows were all Freecycle...
I'm adding new hens to my coop. Before this I had a friend who had a spare coop for raising the pullets separate from the laying hens that we both could use, but she moved. I've never added hens that were this young. I really cant figure out how to feed them different feed, so will layer feed...
I'm adding new hens to my coop. Before this I had a friend who had a spare coop for raising the pullets seperate from the laying hens that we both could use, but she moved. I've never added hens that were this young. I really cant figure out how to feed them different feed, so will layer feed...
Annalisa has it right. We don't all have tools, space, trucks to bring home lumber to cut down, or time. This would work really well for someone who want to keep a few chickens in an urban/suburban small area.
Legal to the town, but not allowed by HOA(I think) however we're on heavily wooded lots,fairly far apart, and the neighbors can neither see,nor smell,nor hear the chickens,so no one realises I have them
I have an eggbound hen in the bathtub right now in warm water. she's laid one egg,but still looks swollen. Does she have more eggs in there that need to come out?