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Maybe that's why. Mine all free-range. I've often wondered why several people said the 20-week old roos were nice and tender, I'll have to ask if they keep them confined separately. I wonder if a movable tractor is enough confinement. If not, mine will just have to be chewy crock-pot birds, I like for them to get all the greens and bugs they can.
Once they become a nuisance to the hens, I lock them up until I butcher them.
Did you fry any of those 21 and 22 week olds?
Maybe that's why. Mine all free-range. I've often wondered why several people said the 20-week old roos were nice and tender, I'll have to ask if they keep them confined separately. I wonder if a movable tractor is enough confinement. If not, mine will just have to be chewy crock-pot birds, I like for them to get all the greens and bugs they can.
Once they become a nuisance to the hens, I lock them up until I butcher them.
Did you fry any of those 21 and 22 week olds?
