Time to butcher! Our Cornish X chickens were ready to be processed. We set up some stations beforehand to make things go a little smoother. We had a slaughter area (not pictured), then a dunking station, defeathering station, gutting station, cleaning station and then the cooler boxes to put the final product in. Our family is pretty good at working together.
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Everyone helps - even the littlies. They can do the final plucking and making sure everything is clean. |
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Implements for gutting and cleaning (mama's job!) |
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The biggest job is the plucking. Many hands make light work! |
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Dunking station to help loosen feathers before plucking begins. |
It was a LOT of work, but it was good to have our own homegrown chickens in the freezer.
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