I spent many days watching and listening to my grandmother clean chickens and chop them up while she sang. She used to sing a song about, what she called the "tonky" bone. She was referring to the tail bone. She would leave it on the thighs because it tasted so good when fried. People in my area used to refer to chicken as "gospel bird." They referred to it as that because the preachers would eat dinner with a different family each Sunday and everyone always served fried chicken. The old folks had some interesting sayings and funny stories. When my grandmother was setting her will in order, she asked me what I wanted. I was the first grandchild, so she let me pick first. I told her I just wanted her cast iron cookware. She just laughed. She taught me to cook in those pans and she had them well over 50 years. You could fry anything in those pans and it would be delicious. So, not that she is gone, any time I cook in those pans, I get to enjoy those memories.

Well done for your achievement better then shop bought xx 😊

I just started watching your channel and I gotta say, I love to see what ya'll are doing as a team. Really informative about carving the bird while also using ALL the parts. Can't wait to see more from your journey.

outstanding fella love your content from scotland love to you and your beautiful family.

You have skilled hands, Adam! Fascinating to watch this process, thank you for sharing!

Excellent job Adam!

Watching from Zambia. You're really an expert at what you do. We done. We keep a lot of what you're throw away, including organ meats, feet and carcas.

You explained everything really well.I enjoy your videos.

Amazing how fast they grew in a short time! Great video. I learned a lot about carving a chicken..

EXCELLENT INSTRUCTION.

Great and informative video Adam. You're a real pro at everything you do.

Wow.

I’m ok with the edited version 😅

Awesome videos guys. Looking forward to watching you and your family grow. And all the projects. Would the chicken tender be similar to the fillet mignon in beef or the a tenderloin in pork?

Not video related but, what are y’all’s plans for developing an income for your homestead? I am trying to find multiple income sources for when we start our homestead. And great video

Very nice way of showing process !! btw your wish list link doesn't work Christmas is coming :)

What brand of knife are you using?