grannys gone and done it

[Granny Hatchet]

Really ? feathers too ? thhats kinda cool. I guess if the pot is outside. I will hit the junk store up for a used one. these are my layers though. one at a time. Makes me sick thinking about it. If i had a neighbor to give them to would it be safe for them to eat ? Ya the drunk hotty hahaa

 

[Granny Hatchet]

That doesn't sound too torture chamber-ish.

LOL

 

[enola]

Burning takes a lot more energy. And time. And it stinks. And is so wasteful.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I have never burned anything like that before. I am thinking of , How do the people that come for the flu birds dispose of them ?

 

[enola]

Your chickens have a virus that only affects chickens. Properly cooked, they would be fine for your amourous neighbor to eat.

Most that I cull are old layers that I can't sell.

 

[enola]

Most of the flu birds are incinerated. In WV most poultry farms incinerate al of the cull birds. In gas fueled incinerator ovens.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

these are about 2 is that too old ?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

too old to be fit to eat is what i meant

 

[enola]

To eat? If I butcher old layers or roosters, some times i skin them and I peel off the breast meat and thighs and legs. Mike makes a great chicken salad sandwich.

Cook the rest of the culled one for the flock.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Most of the flu birds are incinerated. In WV most poultry farms incinerate al of the cull birds. In gas fueled incinerator ovens.

ya, thats what i was thinking about . I guess i cant build a fire hot enough for that