would you eat a hen with a dirty bottom?

[City Chicken]

so, i am thinking about processing one of my hens who always has a dirty bottom. i THINK it is because she lays really big eggs and is um, perhaps a bit 'slack' (prolapse?). her poo is normal, no diarreah, has been like this for a long time and is the only one.
she grosses me out though to look at her... so i'm thinking about processing her with the meat birds. would you eat a dirty bottomed chicken with no other signs of illness?

i have never de-wormed FYI.. but also have never seen signs and no other chickens have it.

 

[ImpulsiveFarmer]

I'm not sure what you mean by dirty bottom, does she just have poo stuck to her feathers? If so I would still eat her. I mean cornish x are always filthy by the time they reach slaughter weight because they just sit in their poop and we still eat them.

 

[City Chicken]

I'm not sure what you mean by dirty bottom, does she just have poo stuck to her feathers? If so I would still eat her. I mean cornish x are always filthy by the time they reach slaughter weight because they just sit in their poop and we still eat them.

yes, poo on feathers. it's a mature RIR- heavy bird! not a C-X. probably make a great crock potting hen!

 

[wyoDreamer]

I bet she will be tasty!