Disclaimer: Controversial "culling" method

[TeenageRooster's Dad]

Hi guys,

just sharing my experience here:

10IU of "R" insulin, injected in the breast muscle... they go to sleep, low blood sugar "shock" which is pretty fast injected IM (2-3mins or so).. it's painless and a nice "fade out". Being a diabetic myself, I've been down that route before and seems relatable.

Had to cull 2 rooskies tonight and it was "featherless". Beats cracking necks wish is awful and shaky, so thought it would be worth sharing:
1- Insulin is cheap.
2- Sorta agnostic and natural
3- Doesn't hurt the flesh for harvesting. all natural. Beats the acetaminophen injection I've see on some "lesser site".. which was awful.


GodSpeed.

 

[The Phantom]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[TeenageRooster's Dad]

Worked good tonight. Some fresh 18 weeks old rooskies for Papa next week . He will appreciate.... yet he'll scan the grounds for some juicy follow ups... he's 92 and kicking like a mule..(will try to get the trimmer and go after the palm trees.. by Tuesday lol) so he gets a pass here . that greatest Gen... they get to me .

 

[SurferchickinSB]

Hi guys,

just sharing my experience here:

10IU of "R" insulin, injected in the breast muscle... they go to sleep, low blood sugar "shock" which is pretty fast injected IM (2-3mins or so).. it's painless and a nice "fade out". Being a diabetic myself, I've been down that route before and seems relatable.

Had to cull 2 rooskies tonight and it was "featherless". Beats cracking necks wish is awful and shaky, so thought it would be worth sharing:
1- Insulin is cheap.
2- Sorta agnostic and natural
3- Doesn't hurt the flesh for harvesting. all natural. Beats the acetaminophen injection I've see on some "lesser site".. which was awful.


GodSpeed.

Thanks, that is good to know. Do you know how much it would take of N type insulin? That is the intermediate acting type.

 

[Willowspirit]

That's how claus von bulow tried to duspatch sunny. He didn't use enough so she lingered in a coma for years. My point here is no half measures!

 

[TeenageRooster's Dad]

Thanks, that is good to know. Do you know how much it would take of N type insulin? That is the intermediate acting type.

I would say same amount, 10IU, if it's injected intra muscular; it might take just a little bit longer to kick in but both N and R will hit the blood stream pretty fast if directly injected in the muscle. Once it's active, it should have the same effect.

 

[SurferchickinSB]

Hi guys,

just sharing my experience here:

10IU of "R" insulin, injected in the breast muscle... they go to sleep, low blood sugar "shock" which is pretty fast injected IM (2-3mins or so).. it's painless and a nice "fade out". Being a diabetic myself, I've been down that route before and seems relatable.

Had to cull 2 rooskies tonight and it was "featherless". Beats cracking necks wish is awful and shaky, so thought it would be worth sharing:
1- Insulin is cheap.
2- Sorta agnostic and natural
3- Doesn't hurt the flesh for harvesting. all natural. Beats the acetaminophen injection I've see on some "lesser site".. which was awful.


GodSpeed.

Thanks, I will keep that in mind for future reference in case I am in a bind with one of my chickens at an odd hour. I hate to see animals suffer. I have a diabetic dog so I have all the supplies on hand.

 

[TeenageRooster's Dad]

Thanks, I will keep that in mind for future reference in case I am in a bind with one of my chickens at an odd hour. I hate to see animals suffer. I have a diabetic dog so I have all the supplies on hand.

Diabetic dog is a lot of work. I had a yellow lab with diabetes, we kept messing up her blood sugar, got tired of it and got her a Dexcom G5 sensor, I could check her BS on my phone .

I also changed her diet to meat only and it made a big difference. Not cheap thought.

 

[palolo]

Hi guys,

just sharing my experience here:

10IU of "R" insulin, injected in the breast muscle... they go to sleep, low blood sugar "shock" which is pretty fast injected IM (2-3mins or so).. it's painless and a nice "fade out". Being a diabetic myself, I've been down that route before and seems relatable.

Had to cull 2 rooskies tonight and it was "featherless". Beats cracking necks wish is awful and shaky, so thought it would be worth sharing:
1- Insulin is cheap.
2- Sorta agnostic and natural
3- Doesn't hurt the flesh for harvesting. all natural. Beats the acetaminophen injection I've see on some "lesser site".. which was awful.


GodSpeed.

How much is that in ml? I only have syringes that are ml.

 

[palolo]

Would I be able to use a 22G x 1" needle and what is the conversion to ml. Didn't find a clear answer on searches. Thank you.