Silkie Processing Video - WARNING

[LilRalphieRoosmama]

I learned alot by watching this video today:

Silkies have black skin (I seriously didn't know that).
If the water is hot enough, the feathers really do come out without pliers and swearing.
It IS possible to raise children to actually help with chores.
Silkies really ARE evil.

 

[ticks]

Please refer to rule 3 and 4

 

[mrsengeseth]

I learned a few things too. Thanks for posting it. I think with this video and maybe a few others I will have bolstered my confidence to process when the time comes.

It doesn't seem as intimidating as it was before seeing the two of you do it.

 

[PurpleChicken]

Please refer to rule #7

 

[kstaven]

This thread has been cleaned up and returned to the forum. It was posted properly in the meat bird section and does contain more than fair warning as to content. I hope from this point the discussion can continue without issue, flaming, or trolling.

Thank you
Kurtis

 

[andorraclaim]

I've been trolling for awhile and I have found myself paying more attention to your posts and insights. And I share the color obsession. You seem efficient and confident - I look forward to more of your posts.

 

[PurpleChicken]

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Thanks for those words. We are going to be making a new silkie
processing video soon, one that goes start to finish and doesn't
include the "comical" things that the video on this thread did.
OK, maybe we'll add a few touches.

 

[the1much]

i'd like people to NOTICE,,, that out of most of PC's vids,, he HOLDS the chicken after de-heading,,, he HOLDS it,,,, not many people do that,,its a RESPECT thing

 

[Buster]

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A lot nicer than when I take it and throw it under a box and step on the box to keep it from moving. I thought it was pretty cool that he does that for his birds.

 

[PurpleChicken]

Thanks guys. That's cool of you to notice.