looking for caponizing video

[HidingInTheHenHouse]

Well, I got to watch the video, and now I have a question. I thought that there were 2 testicles, one on each side. It looks like from the video that they are reaching both testicles from one incision on just one side. How is the one on the far side reached exactly?

 

[ninjapoodles]

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I think that, at 3 weeks of age, the little cockerel is just so tiny that the expert can easily get to them both from the one side.

 

[chinese capons]

yes,both from the one side!

 

[wisdom_seeker]

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I will send you an e-mail, Nice to meet you!

What part of China are you from? North, South, East or Western?

I did get a chance once to visit China in Feb of 2003. I flew into Hong Kong then traveled into Foshan. I loved all the food of South China!

 

[chinese capons]

me too

Come from Southern China at the Yulin City.

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Capons in China, had 3,000 years ago. are recognized as the earliest caponize one of the countries. Ever the Caponizing is a lost art: or it was chemically castrated, or the ancient art is lost, most people had lost interest in caponizing.
In fact just the opposite, in China, the ancient art-- caponizing is not disappeared, but more and more specialized, standardized development. What are the reasons for it so the new glow of vitality?
Brilliant today ,There is a growing emphasis on green and healthy food. Because,Chicken is delicious and juicy of capons, Nutrient-rich and Expensive. For the most people was a luxury. Along with people's living standards improve; capons experienced an unprecedented consumer market, When the oldest of the technical limitations of large-scale development.Some people beginning to carry out the chemical castration chicken research.Over the years, you had to Recognized: It fs only a research, couldn't be used for chicken to eat,and "Green Food" is inconsistent with the subject . This prompted the development of our ancient caponizing technology, carrying out reform and research.
Unthinkable happened:In recent years, Southern China at the Yulin City. Achieve reform of the first, about caponizing Technology. Patent person HuYaobo and his apprentices, Castrated cockerel only every few seconds one chick. Success rate is very high (they will not crow), Cater to a large-scale farmers caponize demand, as you can see the videos. Many people at the Expo on Agricultural Technology witnessed this technology. When people have doubts about technology, and the people of the surrounding has been developed.
Capons industrial development of the time has arrived.

 

[Wifezilla]

When I am feeling more energetic I can translate that in to American for you...but I got the general idea and that's close enough

 

[wisdom_seeker]

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I will never laugh at your English. It is nice to talk to someone on the other side of the world. I think that we will see caponizing more in the United States in the future. Some will pay 50-75 US$ according to a book I have!

I remember someone telling me in China that the Kentucky Fried Chickens at first were awful! I think because you don't have the Cornish Cross????? I was told that you had to import the chicken for it to taste like KFC.

This got me thinking of making a joke maybe something like Colonel Sanders meeting General Tso!!!

I am going to bed now while you are starting your day.

 

[chinese capons]

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Thanks! My friends, you let me feel that the Americans are polite and friendly .

 

[Cason]

Certainly we're polite and friendly!

Hey, does that say "Capons will not crow"?? That could be the answer to some of you city dwellers rooster problems! (Or unreasonable neighbors) That is IF you don't NEED a rooster!

 

[silkiechicken]

Yeah, it's a lost art in many areas because of the selectively bred cornish x birds. 8 weeks with no intervention and you get cheap meat and the once said dream of a chicken in every pot.

Welcome to BYC! My parents are from the Guangzhou area. Mom came to the US in the 80's and dad's side came in the 1800's!

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They likely won't crow.. but they'd also act more like a hen and not become the same shiny strutting rooster because their testosterone is removed as a chick.