Caponize ?

liddylou92

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Feb 6, 2016
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I'm new to the meat bird idea and very confused. I was looking at Cornish cross and a website said they didn't need caponized. I was also looking at Red Rangers and wondering if they "need" caponized. I don't think I really want to get into that. What happens if you don't caponize?

Thank you!
 
You don't need to caponize cornish cross because they will never get old enough for the male hormones to be an issue with meat quality.
 
No, you don't need to caponize Rangers. It's completely optional. Some reasons to caponize non-commercial breeds are: reduce aggression in young roosters, control genetics, reduce noise in your chicken keeping, and of course those large tender older birds.
 

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