Do you guys change the hays or its the same throughout?

@@ioseforaonu4030 the coop gets cleaned weekly with fresh hay.

😱 I dont like people killing chicks. I know god put animals down for food but... It breaks my heart 😔☹️

Ewan McInerney (Genesis 9:3-6) “when God tells Noah in the covenant made with him after the Great Flood, "Every moving thing that liveth shall be meat for you; even as the green herb have I given you all things.”

Ewan McInerney Years and years of translations can do things like that to a book tbf

Thank you for the awesome comment!!!

Rip.

Loooool Psycho moment

Crzdbiker Hahaha😀

that’s actually sad

@@icecreamdog AMEN?!

I raise mine with other layers and let them free range to be more active. I feed corn meal with their chick feed and add oyster shell powder for strong bones since they grow so fast. I also only butcher a few at a time and get 8-12lb birds at the end. The better conditioned hens I keep and breed with some success now. This indoor way is much more expensive

@@uprightfossil6673 I have way to many predator issues to free range. Wish I could for the quality of life for the chicken. But I don't think free range meat birds gain weight as fast as confined birds.

@@kevind3185 guard goose for aerial predators, ir sensor triggered flashing lights for coyotes.

@@kevind3185 or you can put them in chicken tractors like the ones joel salatin preaches about.

@@subuktageenfarooqi5712 I run them in chicken tractors with electric hot wire Works good.

But with that they make bigger boobs and that is not good for man . You know..

Fried chicken is not safe for daily consumption

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We have a large pen as well. Thank you for the kind words sir! God bless you my friend!

How much land did you use to raise 300 chickens ?

@@bruntbrunette4819 3 times the video, at least, the more the better for the hens...

As a hobby grower, I completely agree. I’ve grown my own tomato plants, and even some pepper plants and it’s safe to say that home grown tomatoes are WAY better than store bought ones.

I agree. KZfaq is starting to lose their minds.

Exactly. I agree with u.

If u got this far in the video then you already saw where they came from. The butchering process is just butchering that's it and has nothing to do with where the chickens being butchered came from.🙄 I'm sure u can find a video on Utube somewhere or perhaps the dark web but i'm not certain the butchering video is actually what u say "age restricted". Keep watching even when it pauses it'll restart itself and then u can watch since it's so important to you. Duh!

Shhh. The vegans will be here if you do that. Hehe

I seed some chicks die 😱👎😭😭😭

when you were a teen you were a chicken choker.

mass produced chicken farms dont treat em properly, so they end up tasting bad

Ayla S. That is why we grow our own 45 day chickens. But we breast out, a lot simpler than this process..

Thank you for the kind words!

Go ungry

We just butchered 31 yesterday. If you're interested in how we package them up here is a quick video I did yesterday. Good luck to you my friend! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9BifLmV0d6WfXk.html

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maan I ordered 55 a month ago when i saw where all this shit was headed. got another 60 coming in august and got another freezer.

VaranusVideos Lucky! My freezer is now full since I stocked up on about 25 lbs of chicken. Now I need to rearrange things in there so it all fits.

There isn't much blood in there anyway Don't even bother draining the chicks I open up for the kittens as cats don't use killing cones

How do you get them to be up to 3lbs and above ,do you give them a growth boaster if yes what kind ?,please reply thank you

You think it's a fish or something.

Shut the fuck up

joedecook Ours works good with 1 or 2 but 3 doesn't work that great. Love the plucked! Thanks for watching my friend!

You can't get chickens in Liberia?!?

Jon, at the time I wrote this (2 years ago), finding good quality stock was very difficult. Our only real option was the local “country chicken” which lays small eggs and produces a small, lean carcass. Fortunately, recently I located an NGO that sells Rhode Island Reds for layers and some type of white Leghorn cross for meat birds. I had a bunch ordered, but then COVID-19 hit Liberia and we are in lock down until June.

@@africanhomestead very interesting! Thank you for the reply😎 I hope this virus nonsense is over with sooner rather than later. Best of luck to you💖

​@@africanhomestead I was going to say, surely NGO's should be doing something about that! If they're serious about addressing global hunger issues, that's a really obvious place to start! I regularly do microloans with k iva & I always try to target programs like this with my money, cause it's the best way to really make a long term impact. Could be a good resourse to see what other NGO's are working somewhere near you with forward thinking programs too, if you need more, so glad you've got at least one doing the right thing there though. Stuff like this shouldn't be hard! We all need to do everything we can to make this sort of stuff accessible to all!

You will love doing it!

learn how to spell and use the internet.

Same! Been thinking about it for a while.

@@Bizarro2024 No one's spelling or word usage was false. You started your sentence with a small letter instead of capitalizing it.

@@michelleevans5531 Apparently the Person I was addressing to has since deleted their comment which most likely had very bad usage of grammar as well as potential vulgarity and rudeness. I can't even remember this discussion to be honest. I hope my Capital Letter has made you happy! Have a nice day.

Thank you! Your comment is a blessing.

Only people with guilty minds think that way. If you have done nothing to have revenge exacted upon you then you have nothing to worry about.

Good catfishing bait

Yeah, I think it's called "empathy" or something.

That happens to my girls ( wife and daughters ) so often 😆

I have 10 too not meat

Emabee 123 I raise mine for eggs...but I just butchered a few extra roosters....were not females as claimed. The breed (silver laced Wyeonna(?) can be for meat, but are best as "soup chickens". A little tougher and leaner, but more flavable. I raised a few cornish cross (meat bird like in grocery store) last year. One died of heat stroke, one the other 2 nearly pecked to death (so I ended his misery), and I separated from the others the last 2 for a few weeks till I butchered them near thanks giving (could barely stand due to weight). The biggest was almost 8 lbs, and I decided to cook him like a turkey for Thanksgiving. BEST DAMN CHICKEN I EVER HAD! Mine got to run around a be free range and you could taste the difference!

i only have one rooster which my hatchery claimed all of them to be hens.... NOT

I only have one chicken, and I only choke it every now and then..

sstowntt Stow, WHAT?!?!?!

Natalie Cartier. Thanks for watching! God bless!

It's because they're so genetically altered.

Tia....they are not genetically altered. They are a breed that grows quickly. The major chicken producers such as Tyson and others pump theirs full of hormones and can get a fully grown chicken in 47 days. These are raised 100 percent naturally as we possibly can.

Destiny Price 420. You are incorrect. Yes....they were genetically altered through breeding not GMO or chemicals. You know nothing about breeding according to your comments. I know people who breed multiple types of dogs. They don't use chemicals to get different kind of dogs. Your comment about chickens taking 2 years is absolutely absurd.

Ji

Thank you for the kind words! God bless my friend.

Thank you for the comment! Appreciate it.

People dont realize that most of the fertilizer that is used to grow plants come from farm animals like cows

@stop eating animals No thanks. We are not chickens.

@@wade5941 Humans have been eating birds longer than they've been able to draw pictures of them on cave walls. Accept your humanity. Your denial is more seriously unhealthy than any disease.

@@pmessinger 🤣 doctor in the building

Sandy's Travel & Gardening Adventures Thanks for watching!

Really? Sure, have them learn but at least let them be entertained by something, instead of having them learn all life.

@@Flrere That's correct and I agree...sometimes it's a thin line..

except the chickens -_-

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Thanks for the info!

hi. any suggestion for the music?

sunshine reyes anything works for our birds

Some predators....

Chicken have worst smelling manure imo with pigs being a close second. My parents insisted we clean the duck chicken geese turkey pig pens every single day until of course the birds were in a large open area during the day.

You might not, hard to take vacations, have to feed animals every morning and night, lots of medical bills, have to deal with sick animals, and you gotta do a lot of hours of butchering if you have a bug farm with cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, lambs, etc.

You may be ready for a lot of slop poop

This is very true. Probably struck even with all the equipment then pay half market value next round. Good chickens raised on pasture are far better nutritionslly so that's worth the time

Don't know how much he's selling, but you can buy these chicks $1.5/each + $2 food. So very quickly you make the money back + some free meat.

The process is still cheaper than buying them at the store but not worth selling unless you are reaching factory levels of production, plus it's more self-sufficient.

I know...right?

JR: There is no such thing as a GMO chicken.

@@KB4QAA you’re right my mistake. But they’ve been selectively bred to be so fat they fall over. Either way much of the nutrients are diminished and few people question where their food comes from.

Are you kidding? This is KZfaq....bulk of dislikes probably is from the slitting and bleed out being edited out and in a age restricted link that also can work as a region lock in some countries At very least IIT left a hole in the instructions and there was people thinking he was dunking a live chicken in hot water to drown it

I actually think the plucker would probably be more traumatic for young kids to watch than the cutting. The cutting's easy to understand & see there's no suffering, for young kids though, the plucker looks like it's alive & flapping around. Who knows & who cares re the dislikes, not worth caring about. Can I ask though, I'm looking at doing my own, but only a few (maybe 10 I think for the first batch anyway) but I don't have a plucker & have no intention of getting one, if the birds are put in the hot water first, is plucking still a drama? I'm thinking the feathers should come out pretty easily after the heating. I know in grandparents days they'd sit there plucking for hours, no idea if they heated first or not, I'm hoping not & heating means the feathers will all come out really easily? I don't mind if it's a bit of work involved, I mostly want to do it so as to experience what it's like to truely produce my own food, so the more involved it is, the more interesting I will find the process (just if I do repeated batches I might start to get sick of it)

I can answer some of this. I've never raise 100 of them so that amount I'm not sure on feed. 1. We were giving 6 birds and half pound per day. 2. Check your local laws on selling raw chicken. Some states allow it with restrictions. Other do not, at all. 3. Same is with any chicken, if they aren't eating, drinking. You will notice they don't move around much though. 4. This is just one of many ways of doing it. You don't have to confine them like this. Some people do, others pasture raise them 5. This would depend on how you package it. Ziplock bags? lol. Couple months. Vacum sealed couple years? I mean I've seen meat in the freezer for 5 years still be good. Not at it's prime but was still edible.

@@TherapyRange Thank you

Its a lot of work. Cleaning shit, dusty, loud, bloody work

it is possible just pray to God!

@@georgepapastergiou9917 g o d i s n t r e a l well it's possible but unlikely

Fuck what these guys are saying you want to live this? DO IT find the right deal you can get these birds at 80 cents a piece if you find the right hatchery. There’s nothing like growing your own meat. I wasn’t born into this I wanted it just like you and I found the way. Talk to your local elevator get grain in bulk for a good price. Just a couple tips best of luck

@@ryankay2048 Define god.