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Gnight to everyone who has gone to bed. And I think I'm headed in that direction too. I have a HUGE UPS order coming in tomorrow.... and I have to make sure to catch the UPS guy so I can refuse delivery of a damn tiller I cancelled the order of... but the company pulled the old *whoops, we didn't get your email in time* 2 days later...
 
PS. I already seen all this already neener butthead. :tongue:tongue:tongue
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Gnight to everyone who has gone to bed. And I think I'm headed in that direction too. I have a HUGE UPS order coming in tomorrow.... and I have to make sure to catch the UPS guy so I can refuse delivery of a damn tiller I cancelled the order of... but the company pulled the old *whoops, we didn't get your email in time* 2 days later...
Yep, me too. Stuff for my critters.
 
For those of you that has raised meat birds is the chicken more tender than layers?

Sammy looks like you already found one of my posts. Flavor is a function of feed, husbandry and age. The older they are the more flavor. Tenderness is a function of age, the older they are the tougher they are. Some breeds develop faster so you get more meat earlier.

If I were processing a 5 year old bird, I'd likely brine and pressure cook or grind it. Two year old birds make a phenomenal stock and amazing chicken and dumplings—but I simmer them for up to four hours to get the meat tender.

ETA: morning all:frow
 

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