What do you do with your dead (chickens, ducks, quail, etc...)

☠ What do you do with your dead (chickens, ducks, quail, etc...) ☠

  • Send it to freezer camp?

    Votes: 14 6.6%
  • Send it to the lab?

    Votes: 11 5.2%
  • Throw them in the trash?

    Votes: 60 28.2%
  • Make dog food?

    Votes: 5 2.3%
  • Bury them?

    Votes: 116 54.5%
  • Burn them?

    Votes: 26 12.2%
  • Compost them?

    Votes: 23 10.8%
  • Throw them over the hedge into the neighbors yard? ☺

    Votes: 7 3.3%
  • Toss them in the weeds or woods?

    Votes: 36 16.9%
  • Other?

    Votes: 10 4.7%
  • No deaths yet

    Votes: 15 7.0%
  • Taxidermy

    Votes: 6 2.8%
  • Flaming Arrow at Sea

    Votes: 7 3.3%

  • Total voters
    213
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Rendering plants are often operated in conjuction with Slaughter houses... or poultry processing houses. They process for meat bone and fat.... The bones go on to make geletin.... And eventually bone meal... The meat goes into dog food... and fat goes on to soap or candle making

There are different types of plants... and processing... some produce a human edible product some...

And there are EPA FDA...standards for each.

deb
 
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No the tails usually contract at the time of death..I have a peacock in the freezer right now and I can't imagine how much space he'd take up if the tail was all fanned out!



:thumbsupGood to know, thanks! Can I ask what you'll do with the one in the freezer without sounding too nosey? :pop Is that how you keep it fresh tell you can stuff it? Is it waiting for necropsy? Can you eat Peafowl? :confused:

(If I was a cat, I'd probably be dead by now.:oops:)
 
I assume that a peacock that's not going to be taxidermized would have its feathers removed to keep or sell.
Someone else brought me a peacock to necropsy and I removed his tail feathers and gave them to someone to use in their art class at church.

Can you imagine the giant hole or fire pit you'd need for a full feathered pea?
Exactly! How magnificent would one look being sent off to see in a burning boat though?

Also, stupid question, but would a males tale feathers spread out while in rigor?:pop
They don't spread.
 
Can you eat Peafowl? :confused:
You sure can eat them. I had a crippled one two years ago and sold him for $25 as food.

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He called later and wanted more, but I did not want to sell perfectly good peafowl knowing they would be eaten.
 
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