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14 pounds!!! A lightweight,,, that's a good weight for a pullet...:gig:gig:lau

Way off subject ...BUT have you ever read or studied what an egotistical jerk he was?

research Anne Boleyn.... She lost her head...

I tell the birds in advance we will be celebrating "Anne Boleyn Day".....they look forward to the day then.....

That looks a lot like mine, they do not pop out of those? I don't think I have that inner grove thingy majiggie though

I have tried the shears and I think they would work if the curve of the blade was steeper and longer. The necks tend to pop out of the blade is what I have found.

Why do you keep the axe out of the birds view???

Answering for BC it holds the neck out so you don't chop your leg off. I have used it. It is not a bad way. You hold the legs or have them tied together so you can hang it to bleed.. I am also not a fan of the killing cone. I will try it this year with a PVC pipe clippers and see how it happens.

Oops my bad,,, yep

20 weeks. Tender as could be.

I did not keep feed records, as that was not my goal. I had two goals a larger thigh and leg (dark meat ratio to white meat) and longer life spans so they can breed on their own. I have gotten it. I have 2 friends here in Minnesota with flocks of these now. We are going to make one more...

Turkey on left 12 pounds dressed ...toad on right 15.5 pounds dressed no giblets....

Toads,,,,are a self sustaining meat breed....do a search for toads on here...or I will get a link when I get to a Putor..