100 Broilers and Fermented Feed Project

[Beekissed]

I'm wondering if a person could invest in one of those and then just rent it out for $30-$50 a day to make it pay for itself. I know I'd pay $30 a day to rent a plucker if I had a good many meaties to do...that would be a bargain!

 

[perchie.girl]

duh... Iam a dufus.... never mind
deb

 

[foreverlearning]

I'm wondering if a person could invest in one of those and then just rent it out for $30-$50 a day to make it pay for itself. I know I'd pay $30 a day to rent a plucker if I had a good many meaties to do...that would be a bargain!

I would pay that easy!

 

[kuntrygirl]

I'm wondering if a person could invest in one of those and then just rent it out for $30-$50 a day to make it pay for itself.  I know I'd pay $30 a day to rent a plucker if I had a good many meaties to do...that would be a bargain! 

I would DEFINITELY pay that much to rent one from someone.

 

[kuntrygirl]

 
I'm wondering if a person could invest in one of those and then just rent it out for $30-$50 a day to make it pay for itself.  I know I'd pay $30 a day to rent a plucker if I had a good many meaties to do...that would be a bargain! 

I would pay that easy!

x2

 

[Angelicisi]

Mine seem slower growing than other batches too :/

I put the broielrs out today and they were running and tyring to fly around. I have cleaned their brooder and added more shaving. I had to shovel the old shavings out. I couldn't stand it anymore. I didn't like the way everything looked in their. It looked really bad. So, the old shavings and poop have been shoveled out and new shavings have been put down.

They are over 3 lbs and seem to be growing slow to me. Now, I'm thinking if I need to keep them beyond 8 weeks to put more weight on them. Seems like this is a slow process.

 

[Angelicisi]

Would not have been able to do it without this.

Ok, I *could* have, but I wouldn't be done still lol

 

[Arielle]

I have seen pluckers rented locally-- about an hours drive to get it.That means 4 hours plus the time for plucking.

I do a few by hand. . . not sure what is worse, lol doing 6-10 a day or investing---

Buy the plucker, rent it out, and then get broilers. lol

 

[aoxa]

I'm wondering if a person could invest in one of those and then just rent it out for $30-$50 a day to make it pay for itself. I know I'd pay $30 a day to rent a plucker if I had a good many meaties to do...that would be a bargain!

I would totally rent one as well, but I'd be afraid if I was the one renting it out I'd not get it back.. Some deposit would be necessary.

 

[Angelicisi]

Thats why we bought one lol few months ago
there was a guy that we called off CL to rent one he was advertising. $350 deposit, he drops it off and picks it up with in 50 miles, $50 for saturday and Sunday...at that point, even tho we were going to get deposit back we just bought one because it is somethin we do a lot of! And over a few months would have ended up buying one in fees.
I was worried somethin would happen to it and we'd have a used broken plucker lol

I would totally rent one as well, but I'd be afraid if I was the one renting it out I'd not get it back.. Some deposit would be necessary.