Eating chicken

I wasn't planning on it, not enough room for a separate place to raise meat birds, but if I can't find a new home for my rooster he's gonna meet dumplings.
 
If your really interested maybe you can find someone in your area that will do it for you or "trade" for one of their butchered birds. We used do that with rabbits when we were kids. It didn't bother us because we were't eating our pets. Well, at least that what my dad would tell us. LOL!! On a side note: how does your German Shepherd do around your chicken? What a beautiful dog.
 
I killed one of mine and tried to eat it and I felt like the worst person in the world. I had to get rid of him and I figured that since I was eating chicken that was tortured and grown inhumanely, I should at least eat chicken that I grew myself in good conditions and good food. But when I saw him on my plate, I ate my tears instead and decided to never kill one of my own again. I also decided that day I would begin to eat less meat in general because we don't need so much protein anyway and if I can't eat a kindly raised chicken, I shouldn't be eating the tortured animals who aren't even healthy for me because of what they are fed (or aren't fed). I made the mistake of naming the all when I brought them home and even with a generic name like "triplet 1" "triplet 2" etc, I just can't do it.
 
I butcher any birds I cull from my flocks. I also raise meat birds for butcher. I haven't butchered any of my laying hens, but that may change as they stop being productive. Some of the most charming birds are pets, though, and they will not be served at the table.
 
I am vegetarian but wish more meat eaters would raise their own meat instead of buying factory raised chickens. If you care about chickens and eat chicken meat, the best thing you can do is raise it yourself or buy from someone you know who uses humane practices. I can understand it being hard to do - if so, then maybe become vegetarian
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OR maybe you could trade with someone else as previously suggested. Even if you give the chicken meat to another chicken eater, it might just be one less factory chicken that gets eaten.
 

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