OHio ~ Come on Buckeyes, let me know your out there!

[Chic_girl]

I replyed on the original page. I live close to Columbus, (Hilliard), and I would love to adopt those poor rescues! I hope I'm not to late...

 

[Inkheart]

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I just read this as well. Not sure i could take them but i hope you were successful Chic_girl????

How could you jsut leave them? grrrrrr:/

 

[murphismo]

Hello all! Does anyone know if it is illegal to kill/eat our chickens here? This is only for family use. It is legal to keep them?

 

[mstricer]

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Hello Where are you located. I live in West Salem Ohio and we raise and cull our own birds. Except this time we will be taking to a processor not wanting to deal with the mess this late in the year since they won't be ready for another 10 weeks. What kind are you wanting to raise.
Michele

 

[elevan]

I need someone in Central Ohio to process 2 turkeys and a couple of roosters. Anyone know a processor that handles poultry or know someone who will process period?

 

[chipmunkridge]

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Plucky Poultry Processing in Utica. If you google search them you can find
their phone number. I don't think they have a web site, but
I know they do small backyard farm processing for a reasonable price.
Let us know about your experience if you use them. I'm
interested in raising some turkeys and broilers next year.

 

[FarmerJamie]

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Plucky Poultry Processing in Utica. If you google search them you can find
their phone number. I don't think they have a web site, but
I know they do small backyard farm processing for a reasonable price.
Let us know about your experience if you use them. I'm
interested in raising some turkeys and broilers next year.

Spring Maple Enterprises,
Shiloh, Ohio

Been using them for three years now.

 

[DelcoChix]

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Plucky Poultry Processing in Utica. If you google search them you can find
their phone number. I don't think they have a web site, but
I know they do small backyard farm processing for a reasonable price.
Let us know about your experience if you use them. I'm
interested in raising some turkeys and broilers next year.

I'd second Plucky's--used them for the first time last month with my dd's 'leftover' fair meaties--made the appointment a couple of weeks in advance, took them over and in less than 45 minutes they had completely processed 12 (8) week old broilers, bagged and ready to go. They charged $2 a bird, then >25cents each for the bag and I had half of them cut into 4 pieces, plus necks removed and bagged separately (for stock later)..total was around $30. Can't remember for sure the cost for turkeys but I think $5...good luck.

 

[elevan]

Does anyone have a good phone number for Plucky Poultry? (Just PM it to me)

One number I found isn't right and the other 2 go to a voicemail box that "has not been set up". How can you run a business and not have voicemail?

 

[chickendales]

looking for homes for 2 sheltie puppies i let them go for $50 adoption fee