Shalom Mr. and Mrs. Homestead Heart! I tell you this was the most informative Chicken Process video I have seen. You all held hands and prayed over the sacrificial meat the Lord has given us to sustain and nourish ourselves. Yes, it does hurt when culling the animals and that was sad, yet a gift from Yah for us which makes the meat a good gift. Thank you and blessings to you and yours!
Lost art !!!! I have been binge-watching you all day. This saddens me. We as a people are so used to just going to the store and buy what we want what we need. the art of self sustainment I'm afraid is going to be lost. Gardening canning meat processing those are self-sustaining art that nobody I know knows how to do. I would love to learn more about it. I would love to have some acreage grow my own become self-sufficient. My husband not so much. However we do have a quarter of an acre and you motivate me to do as much as I can do with what I have. God bless you thank you for pouring into my life I look forward to learning a lot from you. Via your videos
Teresa, you may be surprised with what you can get from a 1/4 acre. Lay your "brown gold" out as shown in one of the videos, prep your soil and get to planting. You will love it. Start saving a little money EVERY month and buy a couple of acres. If nothing else it is a great investment. Good luck!
I love the fact you offer a Prayer before starting, I love the fact you don't act Like "The Experts" and openly admit it was a new learning experience for you as well. God Bless and well done.
I must say , the absolute respect you have for your animals is beautiful! Bless you and your family ! Thank you to these wonderful animals for their sacrifice ! You did this in a beautifully humane way 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That is clean eating at its finest! Grown organically processed with love to feed your family. You all did an amazing job! I can’t believe this was your first time! Wow great job and congrats on your harvest! Mister Homestead Heart great job Sir! Well done!
I appreciate your information! One thing: Don’t compost the feet, freeze them all! When I get them from our local farmer, they go into making stock. (Cut off those sharp nails, though.) Necks, backbones and feet make beautiful stock; the color is deep, and the gelatin you get is amazing.
if you want to use the feet you need to dunk them too, then the skin and nail comes off. We don't use ours for stock, we put them in the smoker and dry them for dog treats.
oh yes if you watch Mary's Nest she shows how to make chicken bone broth with the feet. It is delicious and the most gelatinous broth ever. And the gizzard, liver and hearts are the best girl!
You all are a beautiful couple! I love how you speak to each other and work together. Always remember: "Teamwork makes the DREAM work!" Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
I believe if all our food was processed with the respect and loving care you’ve demonstrated, our lives would be a lil bit better. Bless you and family❤️🙏🏽❤️
Best instructional vid I've seen on processing chickens, also liked the reverence shown before you'all began. Wish I had seen this 30 years ago when I raised meat birds for the 1st time. The older neighbor couple asked me for the feet, they really enjoyed them. I never used them when I was raising chickens but found some once in the grocery store and made a very good rich chicken broth.
Just reading some comments and I know u said still easy to get attached, that would be me. However, you prob gave those chicks the best life poss to this point and yes, God gave them to us for food. When we give thanks and respect His creation, He created it for our sustenance.
I just love what you said about care and respect. I have waffled for years between being a vegetarian and processing my own chickens. It makes my heart happy to see how grateful and respectful that you handled thise birds. Thank you for sharing!
You did a great job!Nothing better than a home grown and processed chicken!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yup .I stayed with my gramma summers working the farm 60 years ago.....loved every minute ,learned so much!............miss her so much!
Wanted to say that if someone is just getting started processing their own chickens this is a very good video. They r respectful to the sacrifice the animal is making and take their time explaining and demonstrating each step. Thank you Homestead Heart for taking the time to make this video and share it with others.
Y'all did such a great job at that task! No way to tell it was your first time. You made the dressing of the chicken look so easy. Thank you both for your teaching and sharing. Just found y'all today and binge watching!
All I can say is WOW! If I ever decide to own a few chickens. I will watch your video again. Amazing instructional video. You took the fear right out of processing fo me. Thank you both.🌽🍠🌶🥬🥕🥒🍋🌻♻️
You guys are officially my heroes. I thought I wanted to be a homesteader/self-sustainer. Now, I know that I was just in love with the idea of true self-sustainability.. I thought the snake was bad. I cried through this whole video. Oh LORD! I will stick to the growing side of homesteading. Am I a homesteader, if I do not raise and slaughter meat to eat? I can be a vegetarian homesteader, correct? I have a greater admiration for the two of you, now. May GOD continue to bless and keep you always. Amen and Amen.
Thank you so much for this video. I want my grandchildren to know where there food comes from (not the supermarket). I had never seen the holder for the chickens before. You are so right, God gave us sustenance and we should treat it all with respect.
Nice to see you all pray before you started. Can’t believe you threw out the gizzards, liver and hearts away.! I love those parts! Great job guys for your first time. Keep up the good work. Glad you shared it.
I honestly can say I actually stomach that process.. I love how you process the chickens in a humane way, with respect and step by step. Thank you for taking us along. You guys did great for your first time.
Mr and Mrs Homestead Heart, Thank you for this video - this was my husband’s first time involved in the process, so I had him watch this video a couple of days before we did our harvest. When it came time for him “dispatch” the first bird he hesitated, and I reminded him how Mr. Heart found the spot to make the cut, and of your explanation of why we raise our own food. We said a prayer before we started, and things went well after that. Thank you for your excellent example of the butchering process...the “how” and the “why”. It mattered to us more than you know! (Hug)
I had to process rabbits last weekend, and it was my first time. It broke my heart, and although my daughter Abbi Jo wanted to help she was actually crying through it, but toughed it out. Your set up is awesome. We haven't processed chickens yet, but once we're on our (God's) mountain we will be for sure. I'm assuming you two holding hands in the beginning were you both giving thanks and it warmed my heart and made me teary. It was beautiful. This was super informative and you all did an amazing job. It's hard to believe that this was your first time. Excellent. Get some rest, and God bless.
I too appreciated the reverence, thankfullness, and credit to our creator for all he provodes. These birds had a good respected life prior to processing. I appreciated your team work and attention to detail!!
I just found you three days ago and you have already helped me sooooooo much! When I saw you and your husband praying at the beginning of this video,my heart filled with love and peace. I thanked God for you and what you are doing by sharing all these things! I just wanted to take a minute and let you know that you have blessed me. Deborah Braswell, Granbury, TX.
I grew up with chickens and ducks. And used to process them. Much the same way. The respect you give to your chickens is spot on. And you need to teach it to your kids as well. Bless both of you for living strong healthy lives.
Seeing the amount of work that goes into processing chickens up to this point has given me more respect for the food we put on our table. And to think of the additional work required to further break down the process to have fillets and chicken pieces certainly makes you grateful for the animals and plants that God has provided to sustain and nourish us. Everything has its place and purpose. Well done. May you be continually blessed for your industrious efforts to put food on your table and for your informative videos. It is truly appreciated 🤗 👌🙏
Mr & Mrs H. - You have brought back memories of raising Rock Cornish for the freezer back in the 1970s. We plucked a few by hand... Hard work! So we caged them up and took them over to our friends in New Market , New Hampshire. They had a drum and a picker. Pretty fancy back then for a private farmstead. We ladies had coffee in the kitchen , while our men processed the birds and put them into clean large trash barrels filled with ice cold water. Now I have a story.... When we got home, I attempted to cut the chickens up my new poultry shears. After a few, my fingers were extremely sore! So I took the shears and cut up both sides of the backbone, which into a bag for soup. Now we had two halves that nested perfectly. Saved a LOT of space in the freezer. Later on, I could put two halves back together with kitchen twine if I wanted a roast chicken. The halves were a breeze to clean and the stuffing was easy to access. You both did a fine, informative and humane video on dressing out chicken. It is a blessing to be able to put food in your freezer by your own hand and God's grace. ~ Diane
Even though this video is over a year old, I just had to leave a comment. Y'all are such an especially blessed couple. I'm so appreciative of the care you give to all God's creatures placed in your care. And praying together before you even got started was such a blessing to all of us. I pray that God continues to bless you!!! Love from your Sister in Christ!
Great teaching tool. Great detail. I was six when my grandmother and our family processed chickens on her farm. As I recall grandpa chopped off their heads. I remember the hot water, and the smell of wet feathers. The women plucking the chickens by hand. Thanks for showing the entire process.
We are grateful for you,,, the Lord, blessed us with you,,, to help us all... to be able to prepare ourselves, for what is coming...may the Lord, keep you and bless you.. thank you, greatly 😇🙏
Thank you for humanely culling the chickens. Bless you both for giving thanks. Your video made this process easy to understand & not be fearful of doing this wrong. You explained all the steps while showing the process. I have really learned a lot.
Love this....Thanks so much, this brings back such great memories of my Great grannie. I was born in the early 70's, in country part of Louisiana. My Grannie lived as what the call it now, off the grid....I learned so much. My mom moved us to the Bay Area in 78. This is a lost art form that Im trying to get back to...
I appreciate the very informative video on how to butcher chickens. I've watched a few others and didn't learn as much. This one also cemented my opinion that I want to get the "cone" to hold them in place while slitting their necks. I don't like the idea of them running around. Also, thank you for showing us you verbalizing your gratitude for your chickens and the sacrifice they're making for your family. I think more people need to see that.
Y’all are such a beautiful couple! I love how y’all prayed together! Y’all are amazing teachers too, very clear, concise and a God send to me as I learn! May God bless y’all so richly for blessing us!!! 😘
Thank you for showing us how to do this. I cried a little bit when the chicken died but I think this is very informational and useful. New subscriber here. Till next time, God bless.
This was beautiful family , you guys are pros in my book , this definitely didn't look like a first time thing. Thanks for another informative video, keep em coming ✊💪❤
Thank you so very much. I had many reservations about watching this video. You made it so easy to watch. Praying before you processed was awesome and shows a great love of God and appreciation for his creation. May God richly bless you as you continue your homestead journey. I binge watch daily. Love and Blessings to you both. from Lisbon, Louisiana
I was very SHOCKED this was your first time. You both looked and explained things like well season PROS. You guys are great. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Thank you so much for this video. I have cleaned quail and pheasant, but it was when I was a kid. After watching this, I feel a lot more comfortable about doing a chicken.
I simply love both your hearts. You are thankful for the food God gave you. I’m learning so much from you ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ We have removed ourselves from the reality of where our food comes from. Thank you for teaching in the genius way you both teach. God bless you.
Great video. I appreciate the dignified way you handled their butchering. You do it a little different from most videos and you made it faster and easier. Like your drill/plucker. Much cheaper than the others!
I haven't helped process a chicken since I was knee-high to a bullfrog but one of my daughters has been raising chickens and, even though my hubby was raised on a farm and can do it by himself, we work as a team and I needed a refresher. This video was perfect. Good job, you two! I particularly love the respect you show for God's gift of life. I'm looking forward to checking out your other videos.
You guys are awesome. Thank you for sharing. I plan on raising chickens as well and have my own garden as well and watching you do this is such a blessing. May TMH continue to bless you. Peace, love, and blessings to you and your family.:)))
U guys is the best at a young age of doing all that u are doing. I myself grew up on my Grandparent's land, my grandmother is the smartest one. doing that time they didn't have all the tools we have today, she took the chickens by the head and swing it until the neck was crack.we had cows ,ducks, rabbits, pigs, goats, and we made our own ice cream at the old fashion way. I love how u guys praying beforehand, Thanks for sharing Yvonne from Houston ❤️💙😇💯 percent.
I am a new subbie as of today I lay here at 4am watching all of your videos and I must say well educational channel. I learned a lot and don't even have a farm lol ...I love you guys!!! Wow now this is what you call team work!!!
Great 👍 day sorry 😐 I’m mentally not at the point to watch the entire video just wanted to show your page some love 💕 and when mentally up to it may do so. As a vegetarian 🌱 believe we kill both plants and animals to survive. I’m not to judge because I’m not at the situation at the present yet saved this video as some of your others for educational viewing. If the day comes and I own chickens 🐓 as a homestead and need to process since I raised them would pray I have the courage at the time to do just that. My grandmother shared stories on snapping off the chickens necks and letting them run until they bleed. Those were those times and uncertain how processing works today and saved your video to learn later...lol. Many blessings
You did good for your first time. I’ve watched other videos on this an all I can say is, ‘Well Done”. I love the fact that you prayed ahead of time. Keep God first and everything will turn out alright.
Thank you! We are planning to do some meat chickens also. So appreciate seeing your prayers before hand. Awesome.. really love your channel. So glad I found it.
I love how even the Dog prayed over the chickens. You guys are inspirational
Shalom Mr. and Mrs. Homestead Heart! I tell you this was the most informative Chicken Process video I have seen. You all held hands and prayed over the sacrificial meat the Lord has given us to sustain and nourish ourselves. Yes, it does hurt when culling the animals and that was sad, yet a gift from Yah for us which makes the meat a good gift. Thank you and blessings to you and yours!
The prayer was wonderful... We just got our little homestead and are so appreciative for your video
I was really afraid to watch a processing video but I'm glad I chose yours. It was very informative and very humanly done. Yall did a great job!
Thank you very much.
Lost art !!!! I have been binge-watching you all day. This saddens me. We as a people are so used to just going to the store and buy what we want what we need. the art of self sustainment I'm afraid is going to be lost. Gardening canning meat processing those are self-sustaining art that nobody I know knows how to do. I would love to learn more about it. I would love to have some acreage grow my own become self-sufficient. My husband not so much. However we do have a quarter of an acre and you motivate me to do as much as I can do with what I have. God bless you thank you for pouring into my life I look forward to learning a lot from you. Via your videos
I felt your spirit through your words. As we learn we share what we learn until it reaches the masses. We can do it Sis.
Each One Teach One! Peace
I started canning this month, im in love!
Teresa, you may be surprised with what you can get from a 1/4 acre. Lay your "brown gold" out as shown in one of the videos, prep your soil and get to planting. You will love it. Start saving a little money EVERY month and buy a couple of acres. If nothing else it is a great investment. Good luck!
This is the fifty bazillionth time I’m writing -but God really blessed you, you are a great teacher -u definitely have the gift of teaching!!
I love the fact you offer a Prayer before starting, I love the fact you don't act Like "The Experts" and openly admit it was a new learning experience for you as well. God Bless and well done.
WELL SAID
Very educational on how to process chickens 👍
The prayer .... wonderful
Yes, it was 💞🙏
I must say , the absolute respect you have for your animals is beautiful! Bless you and your family ! Thank you to these wonderful animals for their sacrifice ! You did this in a beautifully humane way 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so very much
That is clean eating at its finest! Grown organically processed with love to feed your family. You all did an amazing job! I can’t believe this was your first time! Wow great job and congrats on your harvest! Mister Homestead Heart great job Sir! Well done!
Yes ma'am it is.
I appreciate your information! One thing: Don’t compost the feet, freeze them all! When I get them from our local farmer, they go into making stock. (Cut off those sharp nails, though.) Necks, backbones and feet make beautiful stock; the color is deep, and the gelatin you get is amazing.
I used to do this with my grandma
if you want to use the feet you need to dunk them too, then the skin and nail comes off. We don't use ours for stock, we put them in the smoker and dry them for dog treats.
oh yes if you watch Mary's Nest she shows how to make chicken bone broth with the feet. It is delicious and the most gelatinous broth ever. And the gizzard, liver and hearts are the best girl!
yes they sure do, especially the feet.
Agreed! I was thinking something similar because I use chicken organs as cat treats when I can get them.
You all are a beautiful couple! I love how you speak to each other and work together. Always remember: "Teamwork makes the DREAM work!" Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.
I believe if all our food was processed with the respect and loving care you’ve demonstrated, our lives would be a lil bit better. Bless you and family❤️🙏🏽❤️
Yes! I agree 100%
Best instructional vid I've seen on processing chickens, also liked the reverence shown before you'all began. Wish I had seen this 30 years ago when I raised meat birds for the 1st time. The older neighbor couple asked me for the feet, they really enjoyed them. I never used them when I was raising chickens but found some once in the grocery store and made a very good rich chicken broth.
Thank you very much
You both did good for your 1st time and you learn as you do it yourself. Thanks for sharing the process with us.
Thank you very much
Just reading some comments and I know u said still easy to get attached, that would be me. However, you prob gave those chicks the best life poss to this point and yes, God gave them to us for food. When we give thanks and respect His creation, He created it for our sustenance.
I just love what you said about care and respect. I have waffled for years between being a vegetarian and processing my own chickens. It makes my heart happy to see how grateful and respectful that you handled thise birds. Thank you for sharing!
Very informative. I enjoyed your video. You both did a great job processing your chickens 🐔.
You guys are my Homestead Heroes 🙏🏿
Thank you so much for the information! I appreciate you and God bless you! Greetings from the Netherlands!
Nice job!
I love watching your videos! I am so grateful for you and seeing other black homesteaders! Blessings!
You did a great job!Nothing better than a home grown and processed chicken!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yup .I stayed with my gramma summers working the farm 60 years ago.....loved every minute ,learned so much!............miss her so much!
Wanted to say that if someone is just getting started processing their own chickens this is a very good video. They r respectful to the sacrifice the animal is making and take their time explaining and demonstrating each step. Thank you Homestead Heart for taking the time to make this video and share it with others.
When I saw you pray before you started, it warmed my heart. I am so impressed with what you are doing. May God continue to bless you!!!
I love these two! They are good folk.
Y'all did such a great job at that task! No way to tell it was your first time. You made the dressing of the chicken look so easy. Thank you both for your teaching and sharing. Just found y'all today and binge watching!
Excellent job!
Very professional and very well explained
All I can say is WOW! If I ever decide to own a few chickens. I will watch your video again. Amazing instructional video. You took the fear right out of processing fo me. Thank you both.🌽🍠🌶🥬🥕🥒🍋🌻♻️
Thank you for doing it a quick as possible , I will admit I cried when it cried out .
You and your family are a blessing from the lord Jesus, love watching you and learning so much. Thank you!
You guys are officially my heroes. I thought I wanted to be a homesteader/self-sustainer. Now, I know that I was just in love with the idea of true self-sustainability.. I thought the snake was bad. I cried through this whole video. Oh LORD! I will stick to the growing side of homesteading. Am I a homesteader, if I do not raise and slaughter meat to eat? I can be a vegetarian homesteader, correct? I have a greater admiration for the two of you, now. May GOD continue to bless and keep you always. Amen and Amen.
Thankyou so much!!! Awesome knowing what you eat from start of life to finish!!! Yah bless!!!
It is good to see both
Of you work as a team.
Beautiful couple. Was pleased to see the prayer.
Thank you so much for this video. I want my grandchildren to know where there food comes from (not the supermarket). I had never seen the holder for the chickens before. You are so right, God gave us sustenance and we should treat it all with respect.
Nice to see you all pray before you started. Can’t believe you threw out the gizzards, liver and hearts away.! I love those parts! Great job guys for your first time. Keep up the good work. Glad you shared it.
I love that you started this process with prayer. Taking the life of an animal is a very solemn and spiritual event.
I honestly can say I actually stomach that process.. I love how you process the chickens in a humane way, with respect and step by step. Thank you for taking us along. You guys did great for your first time.
Giving Thanks before you begin has restored my faith.... Blessings to you all and your homestead homeland.
Mr and Mrs Homestead Heart, Thank you for this video - this was my husband’s first time involved in the process, so I had him watch this video a couple of days before we did our harvest. When it came time for him “dispatch” the first bird he hesitated, and I reminded him how Mr. Heart found the spot to make the cut, and of your explanation of why we raise our own food. We said a prayer before we started, and things went well after that. Thank you for your excellent example of the butchering process...the “how” and the “why”. It mattered to us more than you know! (Hug)
I love y’all. You encouraged me to know that I can do ALL things through Christ who strengthens me.
I had to process rabbits last weekend, and it was my first time. It broke my heart, and although my daughter Abbi Jo wanted to help she was actually crying through it, but toughed it out. Your set up is awesome. We haven't processed chickens yet, but once we're on our (God's) mountain we will be for sure. I'm assuming you two holding hands in the beginning were you both giving thanks and it warmed my heart and made me teary. It was beautiful. This was super informative and you all did an amazing job. It's hard to believe that this was your first time. Excellent. Get some rest, and God bless.
Thank you very much
I too appreciated the reverence, thankfullness, and credit to our creator for all he provodes. These birds had a good respected life prior to processing. I appreciated your team work and attention to detail!!
Very informative.
This was by far the BEST processing video my husband and I have ever seen. Thank you!
You're Welcome & Thank you both for watching.
best chicken cleaning video EVER !!!!!!!!!!
My husband and I are very impressed with the way you processed your chickens. Also the detailed video. Thanks a lot. God bless.
I just found you three days ago and you have already helped me sooooooo much! When I saw you and your husband praying at the beginning of this video,my heart filled with love and peace. I thanked God for you and what you are doing by sharing all these things! I just wanted to take a minute and let you know that you have blessed me. Deborah Braswell, Granbury, TX.
You two make a great team, thank you for sharing.
I grew up with chickens and ducks. And used to process them. Much the same way. The respect you give to your chickens is spot on. And you need to teach it to your kids as well. Bless both of you for living strong healthy lives.
Seeing the amount of work that goes into processing chickens up to this point has given me more respect for the food we put on our table. And to think of the additional work required to further break down the process to have fillets and chicken pieces certainly makes you grateful for the animals and plants that God has provided to sustain and nourish us. Everything has its place and purpose. Well done. May you be continually blessed for your industrious efforts to put food on your table and for your informative videos. It is truly appreciated 🤗 👌🙏
Great job Mr & Mrs. Homestead heart 💙 My husband also prays over our hogs, chickens, Turkey etc beforehand. God bless y'all
Mr & Mrs H. - You have brought back memories of raising Rock Cornish for the freezer back in the 1970s. We plucked a few by hand... Hard work! So we caged them up and took them over to our friends in New Market , New Hampshire. They had a drum and a picker. Pretty fancy back then for a private farmstead. We ladies had coffee in the kitchen , while our men processed the birds and put them into clean large trash barrels filled with ice cold water. Now I have a story.... When we got home, I attempted to cut the chickens up my new poultry shears. After a few, my fingers were extremely sore! So I took the shears and cut up both sides of the backbone, which into a bag for soup. Now we had two halves that nested perfectly. Saved a LOT of space in the freezer. Later on, I could put two halves back together with kitchen twine if I wanted a roast chicken. The halves were a breeze to clean and the stuffing was easy to access. You both did a fine, informative and humane video on dressing out chicken. It is a blessing to be able to put food in your freezer by your own hand and God's grace. ~ Diane
One summer we went to my grandma's. She fried a fresh yardbird. That was the best chicken I had ever tasted. Farm life is the best life.
Thank you for showing us your homestead heart.
Great experience, family!!!
Thank you, God bless you richly! 😊
Even though this video is over a year old, I just had to leave a comment. Y'all are such an especially blessed couple. I'm so appreciative of the care you give to all God's creatures placed in your care. And praying together before you even got started was such a blessing to all of us. I pray that God continues to bless you!!! Love from your Sister in Christ!
I really tried to watch but when it made that sound I had to fast forward a little bit! Y’all did an excellent job. Y’all are absolutely amazing!!!
Good job guys
I’m moved beyond words. You both are so precious. I love how well you both work together as one.
Great teaching tool. Great detail. I was six when my grandmother and our family processed chickens on her farm. As I recall grandpa chopped off their heads. I remember the hot water, and the smell of wet feathers. The women plucking the chickens by hand. Thanks for showing the entire process.
We are grateful for you,,, the Lord, blessed us with you,,, to help us all... to be able to prepare ourselves, for what is coming...may the Lord, keep you and bless you.. thank you, greatly 😇🙏
I absolutely love your channel I wish my husband and I could work together this well !
Going back on your videos so I can learn. Thank you for sharing this. You two did an awesome job.
Thank you for humanely culling the chickens. Bless you both for giving thanks. Your video made this process easy to understand & not be fearful of doing this wrong. You explained all the steps while showing the process. I have really learned a lot.
You both work together so well. Plus this is very interesting. We never know when we'll be in need of this information. Thank you.
Love this....Thanks so much, this brings back such great memories of my Great grannie. I was born in the early 70's, in country part of Louisiana. My Grannie lived as what the call it now, off the grid....I learned so much. My mom moved us to the Bay Area in 78. This is a lost art form that Im trying to get back to...
This is one of the Best processing videos we've ever seen! Great work you two.
Such a simple but informative video. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
I love that you prayed before you processed your chickens! I love your videos!
I appreciate the very informative video on how to butcher chickens. I've watched a few others and didn't learn as much. This one also cemented my opinion that I want to get the "cone" to hold them in place while slitting their necks. I don't like the idea of them running around.
Also, thank you for showing us you verbalizing your gratitude for your chickens and the sacrifice they're making for your family. I think more people need to see that.
Y’all are such a beautiful couple! I love how y’all prayed together! Y’all are amazing teachers too, very clear, concise and a God send to me as I learn! May God bless y’all so richly for blessing us!!! 😘
Thank you for showing us how to do this. I cried a little bit when the chicken died but I think this is very informational and useful. New subscriber here. Till next time, God bless.
Thank you so much for sharing. Your are so respectful to your food birds. Get some well deserved rest. Your both are inspirational. Love your videos.
This was beautiful family , you guys are pros in my book , this definitely didn't look like a first time thing. Thanks for another informative video, keep em coming ✊💪❤
WOW What an amazing journey thanks for the experience. I certainly respect our food more.
Thank you so very much. I had many reservations about watching this video. You made it so easy to watch. Praying before you processed was awesome and shows a great love of God and appreciation for his creation. May God richly bless you as you continue your homestead journey. I binge watch daily. Love and Blessings to you both. from Lisbon, Louisiana
Amazing video! You answered questions I had by just watching you go through the steps. Thank you so much and God bless!!
Wow! I have a new-found respect for you both! Thanks for sharing!
I was very SHOCKED this was your first time. You both looked and explained things like well season PROS. You guys are great. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Thank you so much for this video. I have cleaned quail and pheasant, but it was when I was a kid. After watching this, I feel a lot more comfortable about doing a chicken.
I simply love both your hearts. You are thankful for the food God gave you. I’m learning so much from you ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
We have removed ourselves from the reality of where our food comes from. Thank you for teaching in the genius way you both teach. God bless you.
Great video. I appreciate the dignified way you handled their butchering. You do it a little different from most videos and you made it faster and easier. Like your drill/plucker. Much cheaper than the others!
Thank you so much.
Just wonderful! I really respect and appreciate the knowledge that you both share with us! You are a truly blessed family! Thank you! 🥰🙏🏾🌹
I haven't helped process a chicken since I was knee-high to a bullfrog but one of my daughters has been raising chickens and, even though my hubby was raised on a farm and can do it by himself, we work as a team and I needed a refresher. This video was perfect. Good job, you two!
I particularly love the respect you show for God's gift of life. I'm looking forward to checking out your other videos.
You guys are awesome. Thank you for sharing. I plan on raising chickens as well and have my own garden as well and watching you do this is such a blessing. May TMH continue to bless you. Peace, love, and blessings to you and your family.:)))
This was the best chicken processing video I have seen! And I have seen a lot! Great job! Great instructions! You are a great teacher!
U guys is the best at a young age of doing all that u are doing. I myself grew up on my Grandparent's land, my grandmother is the smartest one. doing that time they didn't have all the tools we have today, she took the chickens by the head and swing it until the neck was crack.we had cows ,ducks, rabbits, pigs, goats, and we made our own ice cream at the old fashion way. I love how u guys praying beforehand, Thanks for sharing Yvonne from Houston ❤️💙😇💯 percent.
Gotta say, you make this look absolutely effortless ! Very great job! Very detailed ! I’m so impressed !
I have home-processed many chickens years ago and I was so surprised when you said it was your first time! You did an awesome job! You two rock!
I am a new subbie as of today I lay here at 4am watching all of your videos and I must say well educational channel. I learned a lot and don't even have a farm lol ...I love you guys!!! Wow now this is what you call team work!!!
Girl you're good, that's my dream to live just like you. You inspired me 😉. Love watching your videos. God bless
Amazing! Y’all are awesome. Loved that you gave thanks 🙏🏼before beginning the process.
All Thanks To The Most High God Alone.
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I'm hooked on your channel! You guys are very cool! Thanks for your vidioes
THANK YOU, Homestead Hearts what great motivation for prospective Homesteaders! We are getting ready to make the move!
Great 👍 day sorry 😐 I’m mentally not at the point to watch the entire video just wanted to show your page some love 💕 and when mentally up to it may do so. As a vegetarian 🌱 believe we kill both plants and animals to survive. I’m not to judge because I’m not at the situation at the present yet saved this video as some of your others for educational viewing. If the day comes and I own chickens 🐓 as a homestead and need to process since I raised them would pray I have the courage at the time to do just that.
My grandmother shared stories on snapping off the chickens necks and letting them run until they bleed. Those were those times and uncertain how processing works today and saved your video to learn later...lol. Many blessings
You are great TEACHERS👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️ GOD BLESS Y’ALL!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🥰🥰👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
You did good for your first time. I’ve watched other videos on this an all I can say is, ‘Well Done”. I love the fact that you prayed ahead of time. Keep God first and everything will turn out alright.
Thank you! We are planning to do some meat chickens also. So appreciate seeing your prayers before hand. Awesome.. really love your channel. So glad I found it.
Amen! You did a great job!
Thank you
WOW, great job!!! Love the home made chicken plucker idea and also how you packaged up those chickens, yaaaay!!!