solid breast bones, no sign of cartalidge, translucent bones, whats going on, is this an alien species, no info anywhere

[GodofPecking]

I have had that discussion with a few roosters, who were very good roosters, well, actually, between you and I when I say 'very good' they were sent out of hell to wreak destruction on my ears, yard, ride the horsemen of the apocalypse, but now they've gone to heaven, they were all angels right? erm.

parts of the skeleton that normally have rubbery cartilage do not show any signs of ever having any whatsoever. Like the breastbone which divides the sought-after piece kids want at the drive through, because they don't have a Chinese takeaway teaching them the breast is a dry desert devoid of taste, but back to it.

This breastbone is a perfect bone dagger, which comes to a bone point. It's not like the parsons nose. No human has bone to the tip of their nose. This is sleek solid bone the same shape as every other breastbone, but no rubber at all. Leg bones like the main drum are a little slender but about 40 times stronger than anything from the drivethrough, which is expected. They are also somewhat translucent like the bubbles that scatter light usually aren't there at all.

There are other parts that are also not cartilage, theres the big bone in the drumstick's side-kick needle which is ALL bone needle, and almost attached to the leg bone and runs the full length.

weirdest of all is the carcass proper, the part that contains stuffing mostly. It has ofen got triangular windows in it, symmetrical, and often incomplete, but here I had the apparent demigod of developed rooster where that triangle is filled more like the fuselage of an aircraft, it's a panel of bone with thicker bone towards the edges, but no sign it ever intended to be anything but part of a bony armadillo armor on the secret rooster from another planet I accidentally put i the freezer. By accident I mean it was hell to trick the b@%#& into a trap and stuff it into a cage which is easy,


easy like washing cats in a bucket sort of easy...


There is nothing anywhere I can see anywhere on the internet to indicate anything except that this is the perfect chicken and I've killed what maybe the only example, and we are all mineral deficient and impoverished by our diets because all along bodies aren't meant to look as they do, they're meant to look like this ex-rooster.


Has anyone seen this ? is there another explanation, did I get it right, shall I arrange a 24/7 watch for spaceships full of angry chicken subjects of the king I killed ? Surely there must be some out there somewhere.


(examples I mean, not spaceships)

 

[Mother of Chaos]

I have had that discussion with a few roosters, who were very good roosters, well, actually, between you and I when I say 'very good' they were sent out of hell to wreak destruction on my ears, yard, ride the horsemen of the apocalypse, but now they've gone to heaven, they were all angels right? erm.

parts of the skeleton that normally have rubbery cartilage do not show any signs of ever having any whatsoever. Like the breastbone which divides the sought-after piece kids want at the drive through, because they don't have a Chinese takeaway teaching them the breast is a dry desert devoid of taste, but back to it.

This breastbone is a perfect bone dagger, which comes to a bone point. It's not like the parsons nose. No human has bone to the tip of their nose. This is sleek solid bone the same shape as every other breastbone, but no rubber at all. Leg bones like the main drum are a little slender but about 40 times stronger than anything from the drivethrough, which is expected. They are also somewhat translucent like the bubbles that scatter light usually aren't there at all.

There are other parts that are also not cartilage, theres the big bone in the drumstick's side-kick needle which is ALL bone needle, and almost attached to the leg bone and runs the full length.

weirdest of all is the carcass proper, the part that contains stuffing mostly. It has ofen got triangular windows in it, symmetrical, and often incomplete, but here I had the apparent demigod of developed rooster where that triangle is filled more like the fuselage of an aircraft, it's a panel of bone with thicker bone towards the edges, but no sign it ever intended to be anything but part of a bony armadillo armor on the secret rooster from another planet I accidentally put i the freezer. By accident I mean it was hell to trick the b@%#& into a trap and stuff it into a cage which is easy,


easy like washing cats in a bucket sort of easy...


There is nothing anywhere I can see anywhere on the internet to indicate anything except that this is the perfect chicken and I've killed what maybe the only example, and we are all mineral deficient and impoverished by our diets because all along bodies aren't meant to look as they do, they're meant to look like this ex-rooster.


Has anyone seen this ? is there another explanation, did I get it right, shall I arrange a 24/7 watch for spaceships full of angry chicken subjects of the king I killed ? Surely there must be some out there somewhere.


(examples I mean, not spaceships)

Was this just one of the roosters, or all of them? What breed are they?

All I can think of off the top of my head is: was the rooster eating layer feed and thus getting extra calcium? I don't know why else the cartilage would have calcified like that, and usually the effects of excess calcium in males are seen in their kidneys.

Hoping more experienced roosterers will come along to help.

 

[GodofPecking]

Was this just one of the roosters, or all of them? What breed are they?

Hoping more experienced roosterers will come along to help.

Definently need more roosterers, gotta love em and heneras too

I have quite a few bones here from the past few days of culinary efforts. enough drumstick for at least one full rooster and one lop sided one as well. They're pretty much the norm around here. Well fed free-range chickens, not lopsided roosters, except for just that one that time, oh, and one recently. I mean really, it was a beautiful bird and you can't eat something that good all at once.

I think the ends of the drums are different too, they look like pulleys, all clean and rounded rather than having stuff that sticks to them. Actually I think we are accustomed to seeing only unformed bones when we get drumsticks, the ends are still cartilage, as 'standard'.

my roosters were not that old either. less than a year or two at the most. just excess as usual.

crossbred at their own leisure. whoever is strongest and best survivor does so, though i choose a variety of egg colors when picking what hens will sit on where possible. blue and light brown.