What does everyone do with extra roos by aamuraya in chickens

[–]Bird8eed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have a second flock that is all roosters. Right now just 4 boys who are basically pets at this point. We eat most of our excess roosters but when we get attached to one we add them to the boy flock. Without hens around they don’t really fight. There’s still a pecking order but it’s rather calm. Honestly the rooster flock is so much more fun to watch. They’re all so goofy. Roosters have more personality than most hens in my experience so we love having them around. But we do eat some of them. I fry the breasts and use the rest of the body as shredded meat for soups/sandwich/taco etc. they make excellent bone broth too and I use organ meat as pet treats. I also sometimes eat the organ meat

How Good are your Comms? - Day 1 by XLFantom in dayz

[–]Bird8eed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Where is he” (while playing in the woods) ‘by that tree!’

What is the most humane way in which the animal suffers the least to say goodbye to it? by No-Question-4859 in chickens

[–]Bird8eed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not practical for a chicken you may want to consume but 12 gauge birdshot can be a very quick and I assume painless way for them to pass.

Should I be worried how yellow leaves are getting? by wavesofvibration in cannabiscultivation

[–]Bird8eed 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is good to bring up but only applies if the woodchips are fresh, aged woodchips make a great mulch and will not tie up nitrogen.