Raising 12 Months of MEAT CHICKENS {START to FINISH}

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Название	:	Raising 12 Months of MEAT CHICKENS {START to FINISH}
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Yes one of the best chicken tractors I have seen with the chick lift gaget
Comment from : only in time

I think you guys are doing a great job and that's a lot of hard work and prep People might criticize, but everyone's got their own way and you can learn and improve as you go
Comment from : MossyGreenLog

Love your tractor! Will save this for later
Comment from : EK G

Anyone know why my chickens taste like dirt, i mean literal dirt/grass/ mud flavour, an earthy taste
Comment from : Jalal Ahmed

No such thing as a lazy homesteader !!!!brI have cut up my chicken and froze it in parts before but the time it takes is not worth it brBlessings
Comment from : rnupnorthbrrr SM

I love your shirt! your not afraid to wear it on one of your videos! I just ran across your channel I will be subscribing I agree, its better together We love making videos also Thanks for all you do!
Comment from : Lewis Brantner

Love the content!❤ thank you
Comment from : Huey N

That plucker is awesome!!!
Comment from : Aaron Phillips

Be extremely careful using chicken wire on any of ur enclosure Predators can rip right through chicken wire
Comment from : Nick B

Love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Great video
Comment from : Anthony Harper

Sometimes I envy you in the US In the UK land is so expensive that it's hard to do this without being rich, plus too much regulation and the weather is cold and wet so you don't want to be outside for half of the year Great video though, hope to do similar on a smaller scale
Comment from : Ali Brown

Love watching you guys! Hard work but pays off! ❤️
Comment from : thetjeast

Good
Comment from : Reddylion

How long do you raise the chickens before harvesting? Is this possible to do and let them live longer life spans?
Comment from : Nicholas Gosselin

Nice editing :D 1:20
Comment from : cccspwn

$154-$208 for the chicken lift is crazy 😜 expensive Why do they charge so much for such a simple device ?
Comment from : Michael Ripperger

" has a fantastic life, and one bad day" Ha! This is EXACTLY what I say about my own animals That I won't let myself feel bad about keeping them for eating, because I will do my best to make sure every animal I keep has a wonderful, happy life -- and one bad day XD And that's pretty good, considering that's what we all hope to have for ourselves, isn't it?
Comment from : amouramarie

Thank you for this video How many boiler chickens can feasibly be raised in processed in a year?
Comment from : Eric B

How many do you do at a time? i thought you said 20 or so??
Comment from : Diane Smith

So homestead seems nice nad all but how do you pay your mortgage and stuff, are you actually making money selling stuff from the farm/homestead or are you still working? brbrVery informative
Comment from : R J Denicola

Living the dream! Love the video
Comment from : B McDonald

"a fantastic lifeand one bad day" We should all be so lucky
Comment from : Kevin Lyon

Great video Was looking for an easy wheel system for our future tractor Thank You!
Comment from : Country Livin

When you’re bagging them what temp is your water at?
Comment from : A M

Great info! Thanks!!
Comment from : Naes Trebloc

noooooooo how could you do that to them?
Comment from : Audrey-Ann Cayemitte

I grew up with my family doing this yearly Great video
Comment from : Former Lee Warmer

this video is too perfect to watch when I come home from work enjoying dinner while watching an interesting video like the one I just watchedbrbrGreat video, keep it up 😄😁
Comment from : Michael•Lonely

What a great way of explaining the life and death All good days with only one bad day
Comment from : Taxin 24/7

guys believe me you don't need that chicken plucker we are doing by our hands always not that hard and you don't need to waste any water for that :D
Comment from : Bora Nayir

Would it be okay to use a vaccume sealer for the meat too?
Comment from : WoundedWarriorArtist

New Subbie!
Comment from : Soulz Journee

Lovevthe mottofantastic lifeone bad daybrbrAlso the 2 types of chicken processorslololbrbrbrI leaned in!!brbrGreat video
Comment from : Soulz Journee

that looks like a chicken from kFC skinny little things lol
Comment from : Sheldon White

We are starting this new adventure of growing our chicken for meat in the spring of "23" I've learned so much from this 1 video! brThank you so much for sharing!
Comment from : Kim Hebert

Someone may have already said this But having more than one bird in the plucker at a time helps remove the feathers more quickly
Comment from : Real Life Prepping

can you tell me about your hanging feeder and water in the tractor? thanks!
Comment from : Shani Duncan

Love y’all’s videos What do you folks do for work?
Comment from : Ian Zapata

New sub love channel
Comment from : angela sheppard

Slow Homesteading is perfect for me
Comment from : Heath Riggs

The yardbird plucker costs just around $500 Is there a cheaper way? I think so
Comment from : Bro Brian

What is the floor size of the tractor
Comment from : Randy Koffler

Dont need to use the waste for stocks even Chicken feet are delicious
Comment from : Wyatt Wells

She never show how she killed the chicken
Comment from : Still Iraise

That is a Picker, not a Plucker
Comment from : G Mathis

"A fantastic life, and one bad day" brbrAwwww😊😊😢
Comment from : Dr Wrong

hahha lasier👌 😅
Comment from : Life by Melanie

What a great and informative video!!
Comment from : Jenesse Layman

This is fascinating!
Comment from : Lynn Pasteris

Thank you so much! Way easier than when I grew up!
Comment from : Amanda Storment

Awesome video thanks! So motivated meow, I picked up some info pamphlets from my country supply store todaybrbrDoes anyone read the ingredients label on layer broiler feed bagsdo simple mixes exist out there ?
Comment from : Johnson Rocson

Love Kelly narration!
Comment from : Divers paradise

Great video guysthanks for sharing One of these days we are going to try our hand at meat birds Especially NOW
Comment from : A Simple Life with Chris & Tara

I am so happy for easy lift for the mobile chicken coop
Comment from : Kat Silva

I've seen Stoney Ridge Farmer use a plucker like that but thought he was running 2 to 3 birds at a time in his
Comment from : Chris Toon

Do you use one chick lift per mobile coop?
Comment from : Deborah Uballe

We cook the whole chicken because some of us like white while others prefer dark, it’s so much easier to just do the whole thing at once when it’s split like that
Comment from : A Ranchette Dream

Love this video! Thanks for sharing such great info while still making it beautiful and entertaining to watch
Comment from : Joanna

Just bought 25 acres in South Central Arkansas, getting ready for retirement ( second childhood) my plan is to be as self sufficient as possible SO much to learn I'm excited and kinda scared but I still have 6 years till liftoff so I have that going for me🤣🤣
Comment from : stan brown

I buy from the amish people up north in Indiana and there is no comparison to fresh raised chicken Store bought is aweful!! Have a question?? Did you have your baby yet and will you be having a video for him or her?? I soooooooo can't wait!!🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍
Comment from : Lisa Planck

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Lazy!! That's not even correct Loved the video
Comment from : stan brown

Thank you This was clear,to the point and very good general information for people wanting to start raising their own meat chickens God bless and keep growing
Comment from : NANCY SEERY

Great "How To" video from start to finish
Comment from : Cleo Castonguay

lazy? or more practical? what a joke some one actually said you were lazy? what works for them doesnt have to work for you screw em, i love the insight your channel gives me so i know what to be ready for when i get started thanks for this video i love these types of insightful videos
Comment from : ImpendingDuff

I can not find link for chicken plucker
Comment from : Spirit Bear Ranch

Fantastic life and one bad day! I about spit out my coffee
Comment from : Benjamin McCubbins

Never heard of the Chicklift That is a game changer! Thanks for this info
Comment from : carol malko

Great video as always Is there a cost savings in doing this?
Comment from : Isaac

I am both people in one body LolbrI want chickens and to build a home out of a shed🤣brbrAlso, it looks like the chicken plucker also tenderizes the meat some!🤣😂brbrAlso, I feel that Sometimes its nice to skip chopping up the birds bits Lol Not really lazy necessarily Moretrying to make the work easier,and not harder! brAs my husband always says "work smarter, not harder!"
Comment from : Rebeccah Herdener

Hi Thank you for showing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🏡🎥👍👍👍
Comment from : Batpherlang Kharkrang

Excellent video! Love the editing style yall adopted It’s been a while since I watched one of y’all’s videos and I’m very impressed at the growth y’all made with videos skills brbrIt’s not lazy, it’s just preference! I love rotisserie’s so I will be doing this too
Comment from : Elizabeth Williams

Awesome video, y’all! We are outside of San Antonio 👋🏻 🤠 and we have laying chickens, but we’re really considering meat birds here I have a question: our digging predators can be a problem here so I was wondering if you have experienced that at all with the mobile tractors, and if so, how do you deal with it? We have to put out a foot of hardware cloth around our stationary run because of it Thanks! 🤍 {And I LOVE the cookie sheet and rack idea for the brooder! I have chicks literally making a major mess right now with their water and feed so I’ll be doing that little trick btoday/b 😅}
Comment from : Training Olives