I explained to everyone in the beginning that that was the way it worked. Extras are supper.
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then feed it to her ;]
haha
this may not be the best option but she'll see it's tasty!
decent movie, great book. bad sequelsHannibal Lecter fan Beour3rd? -- That is how I got her to start eating venison though!
Yikes! I just looked up the broom stick method. It's horrible and bothersome. Not easy or humane. I'll resort to the traditional hatchet method.
I haven't found a chicken guillotine anywhere. I will invent one this summer.
I looked it up on youtube and watched a few videos doing the broomstick method. I don't see myself doing that.
The only manufactured guillotine I could find is a real beaut, stainless steel, safe, easy, but it's very expensive. It's primary use is for poor lab rats, chickens and other small animals. Neurologists from several different research centers concluded that decapitation is the most humane way because all nerves are severed. But this is coming from people who use lab animals, creepy.
For us backyard farmers, once we figure out how to contain the convulsing body of a decapitated chicken, it's not that bad. I don't want to let it flop in the dirt. Someone suggested wrapping a chicken in velcro-tape just before and after the ax comes down, making it a bit easier to handle. I'll post my results in about 10 weeks.