Our LAST Time Raising Cornish Cross Chickens... (here's why)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- We won't raise Cornish cross chickens anymore.....heres why.
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"Ok, that didn't work out. Let's try that again." Your littl'un is killing it with a growth mindset! Yay!
Blue coat is an antiseptic solution used on animals. If chickens see red, they will keep pecking it.
BlueKote is not advised for animals that will be consumed by humans. Lifetime egg withdrawl and the meat cannot be consumed. Causes cancer in humans. Look it up online.
I was using that , but found out it is not meant to be used on chickens if you are going to eat them or use their eggs. It has cancer causing ingredients.
Exactly! ..when chickens see blood, they tend to attack. They are definitely brutal. Instinctive need to get rid of what they think to be a weak link in the flock.
Chicken may have been injured, while at the back, when you pulled the chicken tractor along.
My feelings exactly, I’m running 25 on pasture now and I’ll never do this breed again. I like the red rangers way better.
That needs Blue Koat stat. The color red or the sight of blood sets chickens off and they will keep pecking at that sore and possibly kill it.
We are raising 16 american bresse right now with a few lucky hens being saved from freezer camp. The great thing about bresse is they are known for their meat but also can lay up to 250+ eggs a year. Pretty solid do all bird.
I was just going to suggest this breed too. They'd never have to BUY again if set up correctly.
We started duel birds three years ago after raising Cornish for three years prior.. Only one time was it a pleasure and had to be from where the farm hatched them.. The rest disgusting... :(. Our duel breeds take longer to grow out but less hassle, less stress, less disgust....
IMO all meat birds are a little off . I agree with you that's why I raise dual purpose birds it seems to be the way it was meant. Great Vid you guys are awesome.
Dude separate it their killing it, you've raised chickens enough to know that blood to chickens is like blood to piranhas.
I've seen loads of homestead channels in raise them and like you I don't like it they don't look good or happy I'm glad you and your wife will stop,alot of homesteaders say its about quality of food and life of there animals but still raise cornish cross .Well done
There is a spray that you can put on your chicken's wound which color is it blue so the other chickens will not peck at it. If chickens see red or see blood they will peck at it and peck at it and peck at it. You may want to keep an eye out because that chick may not survive if it stays around the other chickens. I recommend getting the bluing spray.
Just four out blue kote is really bad for meat or laying chickens. It has carcinogens that cause cancer dnd have a lifetime egg / meat withdrawal.
I agree, they gross me out and there's definitely some traits that's are unfavorable. We sell ours so we haven't made the switch but I'm excited to hear more about this other breed!
Add corner brace to set water on. Hang feed from ceiling. Just pull tractor then
I think your morals and integrity is upstanding and on point regarding the meat chickens.....it is very very sad to see what humans have done to a breed of bird.
We agree with you about the cornish cross. We did it once. We won't do it again. They were miserable. It was so sad
I would get American Bresse they do not have any of the problem the Cornish have but will lay eggs also I have some in the incubator now
I am very interested in seeing what kind of meat you get off the pigs. I finally got rid of all my pigs but i miss raising them and I want to go with a smaller breed. I was going to go with Mangalitsa but if the meat you get from the Kunekune is sufficient and good, I may get them instead. Thanks for sharing Tom! Hope all is well! God bless!
it could of been sleeping too close to the edge of the coop and a Racoon reached it but didn't kill it. I have seen a chick that bad, live and scab over. then I was able to harvest it with the rest of them. I switched to American Bresse chickens
We opt for rabbits for meat. They are a lot easier to raise and care for need for expensive equipment to process and the initial investment is less than chicken. 2 does and 1 buck is all you need to start. This is our 3rd year raising rabbits for meat and we have good result with no experience. Good luck and God bless
Getting ready to get probably 40 meat birds, Cornish Cross for the 1st time. Gotta build a tractor, I guess we’ll see? I actually like the fact they’re ugly so they’re easier to kill! Unlike ALL our cool pet chickens we love!
Cornish cross put on weight faster thern any other breed of chicken 6 to 8 weeks.
They were bred to do this on less feed also. They do have health problems if you raise them for a longer period of time. They are bred for that. The best meat bird out there.
Spray blue Kote on it. The others will violently peck at the red on its neck because they are attracted to red/blood. You'll be down one tomorrow morning. Cc are genetically modified. It is sad. We're thinking about doing the American Bresse. Meanwhile we pasture raise the CC. I enjoy watching your videos
I've gotten Red rangers for the last 2 years. A really good company and they sell great chickens. The red rangers grow fast. I'm thinking about getting dual purpose birds, this year or next.
However it got hurt, the wound needs to be cleaned and a little triple antibiotic ointment put on it. That's the least.
And she was right about chickens pecking the color red: that's why many feeders are red.
We are currently raising Cornish cross birds and I’m feeling really bad for them. They aren’t natural at all! I believe we will switch to the American Bresse chickens. Heard so much good information about them. They will lay eggs and, if you have a rooster, we can get our own meat birds. I believe it’s 14-16 weeks to grow them out but it’s natural.
2 years ago we started raising Cornish cross. 1 month into the experience, I found American Bresse. I bought 11 from a farmer. Fast forward now, we had a 1 year old rooster who was aggressive, the most juiciest chicken ever. Now we hatch our own American Bresse and are never going back to Cornish cross. Even though American Bresse takes 4 months minimum, I don't care. They look beautiful, they don't stink, they roost, they forage and are good egg layers as well. The color yield , I don't even understand why they invented the breed. Commercial hatcheries will do anything just to keep you in their bandwagon. The Cornish cross were 2.50$ two years ago, now they are 3+$. It adds up. The American Bresse are 10$ , but you start your own hatchery with an Amazon incubator and you know your bird is not poked for anything
Me: I’m going to be rich from chicken eggs! “Spends more money on the chickens than the amount of money i make from the eggs”
I raising American Breese chickens from Chase of heritage homestead.
He has a 40% off thru memorial day. If i had the extra money I be buying more. So far I love raising them.
I’m trying Sagitta it is a dual purpose bird that is a cross between a Rhode Island Red, New Hampshire Red and Cornish Cross. I am raising up 12 males for the table and then 5/1 for a breeding flock. I really didn’t want the CC is they creep me out! It’s just not natural for them. I want to be self sufficient and that is not a breed I can keep for years to come!
I would have definitely put blue kote on that chicken, it's probably not going to make it.
As far as cornish cross goes, I'm not keen to raise them either. They make me sad to look at with the lack of feathers and less than quality of life no matter how well you care for them. I've got a number of different kinds I'm considering from American Bresse to Jersey Giants but no idea yet what I'll get when I have the land for it. Definitely not cornish cross tho
Is there a link for the hose?
Its in the description now go check it out!
You don't leave an injured bird like that with the others. The other chicks will kill it and given their numbers it won't have a chance. Chickens are meat eating predators and are also prey. They will kill what they perceive as a weakened chick as they see it as a threat to the flock that will attract predators. This has nothing to do with them being Cornish Cross... I have near 2 year old FRs, 16 month old Big Red Broilers and 13 weeks old CXs that I'll be crossing in order to create a heritage breed... they are all doing well and acting like normal chickens given the chance, they just happened to think they are hungry all the time. As long as they are on a feed scheduled they live long happy lives. My FRs and Big Reds also happen to be egg laying rock stars, dropping 3-4 a day with a 2 egg day every few weeks.
I don’t see the code for that hose. I’d LOVE to get one! 😊🐝🐓
Check now it should be in the description!
Wheres the link for the hose?
I just put it in the description!
I would love the link and code for that hose.
Check the desciption now it should be there!
I agree about the Cornish Cross. They seem unnatural in the speed of their growth. They have extreme problems bc of that. I feel wierd and I empathize with them when they grow so fast that their skin is sometimes transparent from stretching. I couldn't take it.
Looks like it’s head got stuck in the fence or something and it thrashed around and skinned itself
Looks like the other chicks are picking on the one you showed. It won't stop on its own.
I have a question for you? Where did you get your boots from? Also I don't like them myself.
Hisea
Your the rooster of your lot
How long have you had the hose for? This could be a game changer for us but it's pricey so I want to make sure it will last!
Yes, kudos on getting away from the unhealthy breed. Keeping them happy is always the best food to keep us happy too, you are what you eat. I just want heritage birds, even the meat turkeys seems sad to raise. Heartbreaking when they’re so sweet and asking for help too. Will be heartbreaking again when they’re full grown and too old. Idunno how bad our heritage Tom will feel when he loses his hens, but I never wanted to do that to him.
My brain on seeing this title was filling in the reasons WHY …because a vegan commenter convinced yall to go veg?!? Just kidding. Haha.
To all the people saying that injured chick will be killed, or that it got hurt during the tractor move 3:17 it was already hurt the first day, and the others were still being fine with it for another day. Accidents happen and we don’t always know why, yes it would be safest to keep separated BUT ya’ll were looking at how it was getting along and making the decision has pros and cons.
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Move chickens at night
I have thought about this before is eating a chicken that is not healthy good for you and your health
You shouldn't have put that chicken back in with others, the others will kill it.
Bird was injured and ganged up on by the other chickens. Would have happened for any breed. Been raising Cornish crosses for 5 years now, our birds are always happy up till the day they hit the freezer. They look 'unhealthy' because they outgrow their feathers but it doesn't make them an unhealthy bird. We've tried other breeds for meat but it wasn't worth it in the end cause they take longer, take more feed and are not as good. Just my two cents.
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Don’t put him back! They will kill him since he is injured!
Cc are sad looking. I have a mix of CC and Rainbow ranger. Rainbows look better. Not sure about taste.
NEVER EVER EVER DOING CC again!! ZOMG BILL GATES CHICKENS