This isn’t humane. Anyone with a heart would put the chick to sleep before that. Imagine the stress of having your head and body stuffed upside down in a cone, then throat slit.
I love this beautiful work. I love farms, living in the countryside, raising livestock and poultry. I like to raise them and all pets ... I hope to get this job in the future. I have 21 years
Probably?? It absolutely IS better than ANY you will buy at the grocery store friend. Taste better, cooks better.. it’s amazing at the difference when they are not being fed steroids like the ones in the supermarkets are.
Yeah. I once ate a human arm (I won't tell which country it was - but it was from a lesser tribe, not civilized at all). It was really good, actually. Want to try again but I guess I don't get the chance to again.
Only if you want fatter tougher meat. These particular are genetically bread specifically for 9 weeks to be 4 to 7 pound birds for processing. If you let these type of birds go for months and months they will actually gain so much weight it will cause them health problems and can have strokes or heart attacks.
I've done all this in the 80s, 800 to 900 processed in a mornings work. Obviously this video is of a much smaller operation,I find some of the processes to be inefficient and very slow,but every Farm is different,big birds though,we raised ours in barns on deep litter to 7 to 8 weeks and averaged 2 to 3 kilos in weight,Most of our production we blast froze,but latter just heavily chilled.
I'm just learning all this but are you dunking the chickens while they are still alive😞😱 I would think that would be an awful way to go , or are you coning them first to bleed out then dunking them as that seems a lot more humane then dunking live chickens in scalding water 😵😲 I really hope that they are completely dead before dunking it just would break my heart knowing they were scalded to death😪 I'm so curious about all this and am looking to raise my own meat someday but the butchering I don't know if I could do it myself ,I know we must eat to survive but couldn't you raise your own chickens and then take them to a butcher possibly and just pick your meat up after all the sad stuff happens 🤷 also may I ask what advice can you give to someone like me who gets attached to animals to be able to not grow an attachment to the meat chickens,so I don't feel so guilty about the process of taking their lives,I always appreciate people who respect their animals and give them the best life ,however I seen some pretty awful video's with these big meat facilities and tge conditions of tge animal and how they are treated is absolutely horrible!! So I appreciate those of you who literally are kind and tge animals are most importantly respected and should be thanked for their sacrifice as they give us life 💕 someone please help me figure out how I can move forward with learning all this without getting attached because my heart is just so compassionate for these meat animals, maybe I could have someone do the process on my land and all I need to do is put the birds in cooling baths and bag seal date them and place in freezer ,does anyone else do this by chance ,or possibly raise them and take to a butcher 🤷 also ty for the video just know each video I watch for learning I'm thanking the animals respectfully so .....again ty for being great human beings and sharing the process 😍
I would'nt be able to do that either..... specially raising them since babies.. that's not in me. I dont do pork or red meat, animals are mistreated for us to eat them.. and chickens are too :(
We have trail cam pics of coyotes walking around the tractor but no predator has ever gotten in. As they are checked every morning and moved daily along with hard soil I think that has been the answer.
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Fantastic process! It's wonderful to see how a local operation takes such great care of their chickens to produce a clean, natural and healthy bird!
This isn’t humane. Anyone with a heart would put the chick to sleep before that. Imagine the stress of having your head and body stuffed upside down in a cone, then throat slit.
I love this beautiful work. I love farms, living in the countryside, raising livestock and poultry. I like to raise them and all pets ... I hope to get this job in the future. I have 21 years
we can do a farm together
Thanks for this video can’t wait to try our first round of meat birds this year
Great video. My wife and I plan to do this but we're newbies so we're trying to learn all we can
Michael B. Try and error. Lot of labor but lots of joy too 🌹🍗
@@djpedromixhouston thank you so much
Good luck ..
Me too
That chicken that you guys processed is probably better then what you buy at the supermarket or grocery store. 🐓
I am raising my first Cornish, will see Which one is better
@@djpedromixhouston so was it?
Probably?? It absolutely IS better than ANY you will buy at the grocery store friend. Taste better, cooks better.. it’s amazing at the difference when they are not being fed steroids like the ones in the supermarkets are.
Sure is nicer then the way my Grandma showed me how to process chickens..
How was that?
I suppose just cut the head off just by hanging it upside down agains a tree
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Nice set up!
This was a great video. I really enjoyed it. I just shared it with my son!
Thank you. We are amateurs here but having fun
It's amazing that something starting out so cute will end up being so delicious.
Yeah. I once ate a human arm (I won't tell which country it was - but it was from a lesser tribe, not civilized at all). It was really good, actually. Want to try again but I guess I don't get the chance to again.
@@jollyjokress3852 Bad sarcasm
@@jollyjokress3852 Go ahead, eat more human, see where that gets you.
@@PatrickBergersen I am a vegan now, so...
@@jollyjokress3852did you do that by yourself or did you need a hand?
Great video thank you!
Excellent 👍
Good, well explained video.
9 weeks of glorious pampering, fine food and drink, TLC, and about 30 seconds or less of abject horror.
And hours of deliciousness!
Lol when she said processing center the chick was like 👀
😢I wanna meet Ms. Tina she could teach us a lot about our foid💃😍💪🙏God bless you..teach a man to fish..and feed a village🐟
What is the measurements for your mobile coops? How many hens can one hold?
South Louisiana here. This year is a killer heat.
Awesome
This is good projectos
Thanks sir
Awesome this is really good job
Nice
Nice Farm
Nice nema
When do you gut them?
what the size if you coops
Where can I buy that feather plucker ? And what brand is it?
There are DIY ones on RUclips if you want to save some money. 🙃
Just search it out
Hi Tina nice to meet you seen to be so cute and ur voice is so nice to hear I subscribed your channel
How long? 9 weeks from hatch day? Do you find any reason to let them go past 9 weeks?
Only if you want fatter tougher meat. These particular are genetically bread specifically for 9 weeks to be 4 to 7 pound birds for processing. If you let these type of birds go for months and months they will actually gain so much weight it will cause them health problems and can have strokes or heart attacks.
Need a plucker, where can a get one like yours sr,.?
Great idea miss beautiful I am new friend from Philippines hope staycon. Godbless
Try using pvc frame it’s lighter and easier to move
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In the Caribbean we process the chickens at 6 weeks
Nice baby
Hi Tina.. You are looking so cute
Nominated.
Borrowed.
Kabita dass wht?!
👍👍👍👍👍👍
This is so less gruesome than what my dad did he just grab one and cut its head off
Lmao
What protein content do you feed your birds?
I do 30. For starting out
Wow ❤️
woman: he's excited he's excited
chicken: PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME 😭😭 AM GOING TO DIE PLEASE PLEASE.
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Skunks eat chickens ?! I never knew that.
Opposums too
Absolutely ideas
Everyone who disliked this def eats chicken fingers... LOL
U r so sweet
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Im kinda amused on how you guys pluck out their feathers. Me and my grandpa just pluck them out manually.
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I would think the worst part would be trying not the smell the scalding hot bath. Stinky stinky I'm sure lol
Hi tina
feed it, kill it, steam it, cook it and eat it, simple enough.
I know this is necessary to eat and I love chicken but,it's really sad to me.
Go vegan and tell the world about it and lecture us then ;)
Josh Higdon why vegan
Josh Higdon new world order diet
@@joshhigdon4951 I feel bad for the animals but I won't go vegan. I really like to eat meat
My chickens live on average 22 yrs because I love them they are intelligent and very affectionate and are a joy innocent gods creatures
Totally agree with you :)
I thought they cut they necks off in the chutes 😭 I’m too weak stomached for this
Allll that effort, hatching, raising, cleaning, feeding, moving that cage. Slaughtering, defeathering.... Cooked chicken at tesco £6.50 xD
Not even the same thing. That bird for £6.5 lived in a tiny cage and never got to move around. Never ate bugs or greens. The flavor doesn’t compare
I've done all this in the 80s, 800 to 900 processed in a mornings work.
Obviously this video is of a much smaller operation,I find some of the processes to be inefficient and very slow,but every Farm is different,big birds though,we raised ours in barns on deep litter to 7 to 8 weeks and averaged 2 to 3 kilos in weight,Most of our production we blast froze,but latter just heavily chilled.
Rouge- Gunner2017 lots an effort, believe, I am trying to learn something from life by raising my first 50 Cornish.
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Which breed is this
Cornish cross
@@farmandranchlife5075 thanks bro... I just started watching yr videos.
I'm just learning all this but are you dunking the chickens while they are still alive😞😱 I would think that would be an awful way to go , or are you coning them first to bleed out then dunking them as that seems a lot more humane then dunking live chickens in scalding water 😵😲 I really hope that they are completely dead before dunking it just would break my heart knowing they were scalded to death😪 I'm so curious about all this and am looking to raise my own meat someday but the butchering I don't know if I could do it myself ,I know we must eat to survive but couldn't you raise your own chickens and then take them to a butcher possibly and just pick your meat up after all the sad stuff happens 🤷 also may I ask what advice can you give to someone like me who gets attached to animals to be able to not grow an attachment to the meat chickens,so I don't feel so guilty about the process of taking their lives,I always appreciate people who respect their animals and give them the best life ,however I seen some pretty awful video's with these big meat facilities and tge conditions of tge animal and how they are treated is absolutely horrible!! So I appreciate those of you who literally are kind and tge animals are most importantly respected and should be thanked for their sacrifice as they give us life 💕 someone please help me figure out how I can move forward with learning all this without getting attached because my heart is just so compassionate for these meat animals, maybe I could have someone do the process on my land and all I need to do is put the birds in cooling baths and bag seal date them and place in freezer ,does anyone else do this by chance ,or possibly raise them and take to a butcher 🤷 also ty for the video just know each video I watch for learning I'm thanking the animals respectfully so .....again ty for being great human beings and sharing the process 😍
I would'nt be able to do that either..... specially raising them since babies.. that's not in me. I dont do pork or red meat, animals are mistreated for us to eat them.. and chickens are too :(
Not enough details,
Good sister
Do you throw out the necks? That's my favorite part!
_Save the neck for me, Clark._
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I give the necks to my cats, they love them with Gizzards and a heart
For pintos?
Hi love you
Those chickens should of been on pasture 2 weeks earliers, way to late , almost time to harvest
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Don’t the predators try to dig under the sides of the chicken tractor or is the ground too hard. They do in Florida
We have trail cam pics of coyotes walking around the tractor but no predator has ever gotten in. As they are checked every morning and moved daily along with hard soil I think that has been the answer.
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Hi
He did not just throw the tail in the bin
my mom was better than all of you guys, too many little gadgets just to the process lol.
Can’t belive this comment section. I’m crying and am officially a vegetarian wtf
Ohh nyooo 😰😥 poor you….
@@PatrickBergersen mate you’ve commented on multiple people’s comments .. get a life g x
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Hey
Farm And , vc é uma loira muito gata 🤩
Why...
Steps without tips or specifics. Neat to see but not helpful for learning how to do it myself.
Poor animals, they don’t even know they were raised to kill one day.
I have job madam your poultry farm I need job I carry passport I am from India
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Muy lento
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Falta de higiene,uno con la barba destapada y los demás sin gorro así caen cabellos en los pollos
you are criminal i am prey to good you punishment to hard
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that place is soo ... NASTY !! glad they get to go out side .
Poor things
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Why what is your problem
हराम है अयसा खाना
Religion in Islam don't mech in Haram haram
I am a indian Singal boy
I’m sure he is excited to die yaay. Glad you understand what they feel
Then why'd you watch this if you're against or have a negative feeling of it?
Its really simple. Just dont watch it if you dont want to.
@@SushiTiger556 But why are YOU pissed
Horrible ur killing them
If you love to eat fried chicken or a chicken sandwich it has to be done. 🐓 If this isn’t done you won’t find any chicken at the grocery store. 😥
Or go vegan, and watch a vegetable and fruit Chanell.
God made them so they can be eaten.
Delicious
Nice
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