The only things I buried this time are the heads, feet, and feathers. Oh and tossed the gall bladders and gizzard lining.
I know the feet can be used for stock, I tried that once and didn't notice any difference in the stock w/ or w/o feet so I just don't do that but it was pretty easy, skinning them.
I cut the stuff up so everyone could have a good share, and some of the bigger stuff like gizzard really needed to be cut. I did the intestines at the sink, I would cut off a nice big section and just express it's contents down the sink w/ my thumb and forefinger pinched across it and gently pull down to express it all. I don't know if it is ness. but I felt better about it. It does smell, but I work in the medical field so smells aren't that big a thing for me and didn't smell as bad as the fecal matter I deal w/ at work. I cleaned the inside contents of the gizzard just b/c I didn't want to dull my knife.
It didn't take that much time and they really loved it. It is something I will continue to do.
Kass I can't imagine the smells you must experience. I would throw up no doubt. I found the CX feces smell so much worse than dual purpose birds when processed.
I wonder if I held withheld food for a little longer if it would help. Their bowels were full.