Killing, Plucking, Eviscerating, & Cutting Up Your Chicken - Graphic!

[chiknwhisperer]

Good point there lol

 

[MrsSmitho]

You, sir, are AMAZING!!!

Thank you so much for the post and pics!!

I just finished my second "chicken dinner" in around 2 months...

I got it way better the second time...we have skin and all on this one

don't know how I missed the dunking in cold water the first time...

Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

kim

 

[Trollkiller]

Hey frugal, I forgot to thank you for the tutorial. We used it for the Christmas chickens. Very easy to follow.

 

[the1much]

that reminds me ,,,, Frugal , do you mind if i copy your pics so i can send them to the person with "dial-up" 1 or 2 at a time,, so they can actually see them lol.
thankies man.

 

[frugal]

Thanks for the kind words. Almost everything we do on the homestead is very simple and can be done by most anyone if they just use common sense. For example, if you can dress out a rabbit, you can dress out anything on your homestead. It just takes more space and a longer time to dress out larger livestock.

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I thought you already did?

 

[the1much]

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I thought you already did?

no,,, i sent the text,, without pics, and i was gonna send all the pics,, but never asked your permission, then forgot

( hippie moment)

 

[frugal]

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I thought you already did?

no,,, i sent the text,, without pics, and i was gonna send all the pics,, but never asked your permission, then forgot

( hippie moment)

As long as it's for non-commercial purposes, no problem. Thanks for asking.

 

[the1much]

Thank- you man ,, i'm just gonna send to byc members with dial-up , and will make them give me their word not to us in any other way then themselves,, or i get their chickens !

thanks alot.

Jim

 

[Twiztedrods]

This is an awesome post for learning. I am just getting started with meat chickens and this post has been a tremendous help. Thank You for taking the time to teach others your technique.

Definetly way better than having them flap around the yard headless and then hanging them on the clothes line to drain.

 

[riley]

great post i have 5 males for warmth that i think i will raise and them eat this gives me an idea of what i will have to do