He sounds like he may be in heart failure. I would butcher, skin, and just take them meat, and not try to salvage the whole carcass.
I couldn't save the whole thing if it's heart failure?
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He sounds like he may be in heart failure. I would butcher, skin, and just take them meat, and not try to salvage the whole carcass.
Of course you can salvage the whole thing! I was just thinking about what would be easier for you given your pregnancy and your two small children.I couldn't save the whole thing if it's heart failure?
I can understand that. It should never be easy to kill something.I'd have an easier time keeping it whole than breaking it down. The killing part daunts me the most. I have ice in the cooler, I have a huge stock pan with hot water. I screwed the old vinegar container to a tree out back and put a bucket under it.
My husband said I am being a drama queen and I should just leave it alone and wait for him to get home on Thursday![]()
Looks great! Congratulations!It is done![]()
Took me nearly 1 hour 45 minutes from first cut to getting it in the fridge. My killing knife is not sharp enough, I'm not happy. I bought it specifically as a killing knife. The poor guy took about 3 minutes to die and I feel terrible about it. The cone worked great, my water got too cool before I scalding. A second pair of hands would've been great. I spent the longest time plucking. He was 5.5lbs live weight, 3.7lbs processed.
I was wondering about the small marks on the skin though?
Looks great! Congratulations!
Are they around where a feather was? Sometimes when you have to pull a good bit to pluck, there can be a little smidge of blood under the skin. It kinda looks like that to me. Others may have a better idea about it.