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just got back in the house started at 3:00 this afternoon had to kill the roosters only killed the one did not want to but a bit sad to do it, took 4 hours to do the one, first timer. going to save...
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Ok, clarify for me to assuage my heebie-jeebies...(and I'm not squeemish) What took four hours? The actual death or the processing from start to finish?Chickenmistress
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I was just thinking that a four hour death would be considered torture, would it not? I hope it was the processing!"I shall call him 'Squishy,' and he shall be mine, and he shall be my Squishy."
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ok.... what exactly are you using for the egg to be hatched... and why did you have to kill the rooster...?~Rachel in MD
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hey I first snaped the neck took 2 minutes then cut it off took a minute. I had to kill it because the neighbours were complaining, I want to use the rooster to fertilize the eggs and then the hen...
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I understand how hard this is. If your neighbors were complaining, you only did what you had to. Everyone has rooster problems - too many, too loud, or too fussy neighborhood rules or compaining...
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I'm still not following this... if the roo is dead now, how will you get it to fertilize the eggs? And did you mean the hen is going to set on the roo? I'm so confused. I don't have a lot of chicken...
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Rachel, in the first post, you can see that one rooster was saved for breeding. Terrie in Oregon CityEveryone should have a duck. Photos
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LOL You're right. I missed that part. Now it makes a little more sense.~Rachel in MD
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