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  1. iwltfum

    Best meat birds, NOT Cornish cross

    I'd love to see your numbers if you ever do a comparison. I know cornishx are bred for feed conversion and they are exponentially more efficient in converting feed to meat than standard dual purpose birds. I believe the short growth period is sort of a by-product of good feed conversion.
  2. iwltfum

    Best meat birds, NOT Cornish cross

    Are you saying you can get a brahma to yield the same feed conversion as a cornish cross?
  3. iwltfum

    Best meat birds, NOT Cornish cross

    Yeah, those things are great - I'm jealous you found one. I was saying anything other than one of those, might be better to go digital. Plus, I always thought it would be easier to look at a number as digits than trying to hold the reading at eye level and count tick marks in the field if you...
  4. iwltfum

    Best meat birds, NOT Cornish cross

    I use a cheap analog luggage scale with a 5gal bucket hanging to put the bird in, although I haven't weighed any birds in a while - just got pretty good at guessing the weights of any birds that I need to know the weight of. I like analog and manual things most of the time, but when it comes to...
  5. iwltfum

    Best meat birds, NOT Cornish cross

    Not sure what exactly you don't like about the cornishx, but I decided that my meat bird project was not going to support any part of the commercial poultry industry and so I switched to growing freedom rangers and they are delightful. I landed on freedom rangers because they are bred...
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