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Materials list: 5 8' long 2x4s cut in half for the sawhorse 2 2x4s at least 4' long to support the cones 2 sets of hinged sawhorse hardware Screws to attach legs to hardware if not included Paint for all 2x4s for easy cleaning Edited to correct auto-correct change.

I believe that the legs are 4 feet long which puts the tops at a bit under 4 feet tall. We used hinged sawhorse hardware from Ace Hardware but did not permanently attach the cross pieces. This lets us easily store the leg pairs and cross pieces when not in use. I have to reach up to get the...

You are welcome, Katbriar. It worked out to be four calm processing days. I did a lot of research and planning as I knew that I would be doing most of the work by myself. Both my husband and I wanted the process to be as peaceful and painless as possible. My husband helped with building the...

Four years ago I killed and processed 12 of the 15 roosters from a box of 25 straight run chicks following what I had learned from various online sources (primarily Joel Salatin's videos). Much was similar to the information in this thread. I processed two the first weekend and the rest in small...