Keeping Poultry for meat.
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Brambling
Re: Keeping Poultry for meat.
Had the bird for dinner tonight. It was FANTASTIC! really tasty and the meat was just buttery tender. There didn't look to be a lot of meat on it, but there is easily enough meat left for a pie and soup! Brambling jnr summed it up.....nom, nom, nom! 
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Passingfroo
Re: Keeping Poultry for meat.
Just discovered Preppers (although I guess we have been preppers in spirit for some time). I'm trying to PM Northern Raider to get his pdf on keeping chooks. How does one pm please?
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bigpaul
Re: Keeping Poultry for meat.
For further information, i suggest you read: Keeping poultry and rabbits on scraps by Claude Goodchild and Alan Thompson, published by penguin. isbn 978-0-141-03862-9, price £6-99. originally published in 1941 republished in 2008.
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Longjohns
Re: Keeping Poultry for meat.
Found this a short while ago, if anyone's interested.
http://butcherachicken.blogspot.com/
Looks quite useful, although only for people who don't already know how to butcher a chicken.
http://butcherachicken.blogspot.com/
Looks quite useful, although only for people who don't already know how to butcher a chicken.
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Brambling
Re: Keeping Poultry for meat.
Got this, It's a really handy book.bigpaul wrote:For further information, i suggest you read: Keeping poultry and rabbits on scraps by Claude Goodchild and Alan Thompson, published by penguin. isbn 978-0-141-03862-9, price £6-99. originally published in 1941 republished in 2008.
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buttystella
Re: Keeping Poultry for meat.
i have kept chickens for a few years but never could bring myself to wring their necks. What i do is put some feed down and a bit of lead in the back of its head works, probably more humane to.