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what you did is very interesting i have never heard of them to get this big i would love to know moresounds pretty good. I raised Corish cross a little differently as an experiment. I kept mine for 8 months before i butchered them (i could have butchered them a long time ago, but i wanted to see how long i could keep them...only butchered them cause we were moving.) Instead of feeding them meat grower, i used regular chick starter until they could move outside where i free ranged them. They were fed small amounts of feed and plenty of veggies and bugs. They were really healthy and i never had any problems with broken legs or heart failure. The only thing, it took them about a week and a half to 2 weeks longer to reach a good size, and the legs were not as tender since they ran around all day. Just thought id throw my experience out thereGood luck!![]()
this guy was 6 months old and almost 8 pounds. He is wet in this picture...they were outside even when it was raining really hard. We also had a area that would flood when it rained, and the cornish crosses actually liked to wade and "swim" in the water. "
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