Our Experience Raising Meat Chickens

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Our Experience Raising Meat Chickens
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29 окт 2023

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@kylaabegglen1275

That is definitely one of the harder days on the farm, but it is part of life on the farm. I believe you honor the animal's life by treating them very well and taking care of them as they grow to your fullest capability. Also by using and not wasting the meat afterwards. You and Remy are very kind and caring people to your animals, no matter the animal or their purpose on your farm. Some may not agree but you are doing things the right and proper way. Thanks for sharing Chad. Take care.✌️🤗

@cindym7234

I grew up in the city where people didn't/couldn't have farm animals. I wasn't raised to hunt, nor did I know anyone who did so. I am an animal lover through and through and am appalled at the treatment of our "food" animals. It breaks my heart. Thank you, Chad, for treating your animals with kindness and respect. Love from Texas ❤

@gardengirl7258

You guys are to be commended for offering the thanks and respect to the birds before dispatch. I think the universe recognizes gratitude.

@RJH_LIL

Good morning. Videos like this always gives me a huge appreciation of the foods I eat. I LOVE chicken, turkey, Cornish hens, duck etc. You two do a job that I could not do. How was the experience of processing birds for the first time?

@IzzyOnTheMove

Thank you for sharing this and making our food! I am a 100% city person, can't go to far to a coffee shop. I definitely couldn't do hat you do and i think it's hard and noble work. I discovered your channel recently and it's so unique and different! We got the snow drizzle a few days ago too so I'm thinking you might not be far from me, maybe Ontario? I'm in Quebec City. I still have so many maple leaves to rake...🍁

@yeagerxp

Chad a short story regarding the slaughtering of animals for food "Back in the old country where i am from, the slaughtering was no biggie, you did it o eat, my mother used to kill chickens NO PROBLEM. When we came to Canada no killing chickens. My cousin who lives in Bradford one year gave my Mom a live chicken. When my Mom went to dispatch the chicken, she apologized to the chicken with "I AM SORRY". It is hard but you have to do it. Well done . Informative 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦

@naim6944

This man is my new favourite human. So so genuine and kind. I want him and his wife to adopt me 😅 (I’m 30 lollllll)

@angelaferguson2124

That feather puller thing is so cool!!

@JEL66

Thank you so much for sharing this process and explaining things to us.

@kathrinekerns8398

I love chicken too. When we would butcher, I would hide until the bad part was done. I was okay cleaning them and especially cooking, but, I couldn't do the hard part. I love how you and your wife are so good and caring for your animals and farm 🥰🥰🥰

@danielleterry2331

My first process day my mom was there helping coach me as she grew up on farm, I walked in and said ok girls I need 4 who is first, one came running to me from the back looking up with her innocent face….my mom looked at chicken then saw my face and said ..well don’t you feel like a ass…it was hard and mom told me you got 30 !!! Tighten your belt and hitch your big girl pants get it done! After the 4th I just did it thank god for my auto plucker!!! I have done this 3 going on 4 years and with what food costs and how these companies feed I am glad I know where my food comes from

@VintageStylebyJo

Thank you for sharing.❤This is what homesteading is all about❤

@scottgremko4426

Good for you. 👍I understand.

@NewSummitInc

Thank you for sharing this educational video. You're respectful of the chickens and provided a good life. Love that you are considering placing them in the pasture next year.

@waddleinnhomestead

I myself can’t eat my ducks but I do understand those that can

@UsmanFaraz854

Thank you for sharing your practical knowledge really love to see your video and chicken 🐔 😊😊😊

@tiffles699

This is what we strive to do, they have Amazing lives then they have one bad day, as opposed to a life of bad days and the worst and scariest day ever.

@IzzyOnTheMove

I love chicken with rice nd mango chutney ..... ❤

@doriskuhberger8559

Hello Chad. Very informative video. You explained it very easy. It is good to grow your own food, like chicken and ducks. You know what you feed them. Thank you so much for sharing. Love and Blessings to you all. ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏 Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘