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  1. Mrs. K

    I did it, culled roos

    The website I went to, suggested having your water at 150 degrees, and dunking the bird up and down, then giving a test pull. If the least bit hard, dunk him again. I used a propane cooker ring to heat my biggest pot, (I can cook 30 lbs of potatoes in it, and do for branding) and it was a bit...
  2. Mrs. K

    I did it, culled roos

    yes, they were dark birds, mostly a barred rock cross. I could work them out, but it was tedious. so by not worrying about them, does that mean you cook them with them in there?
  3. Mrs. K

    I did it, culled roos

    you know, for as much as I worried about it, it is kind of scary how easy it was. Made me feel like a pioneer women! Dang they were tough girls. And your own chickens do taste better! mk
  4. Mrs. K

    I did it, culled roos

    I butchered 5 roos today! and it really was not that hard. I use the milk jug upside down nailed to a tree, used a sharp knife, and my turkey cooker to heat the water. The feathers came right off, pretty easy. I used the directions on the internet to eviscerate them, and it worked slick. My...
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