Jenna, thank you so much for all the great photos. Is that a chicken or a turkey? It's huge! How did it get so big? I have 3 roos that need to go in the freezer but they are scrawny. Anyway, thanks again. Your place is beautiful.
Taylor took all these photos, so credit to her! That chicken is a 6+ month old Cornish Rock: a conventional fast-growing meat bird who should have been done in a while ago. But I bet he didn't hit this size till August....
He'll be a crock pot bird, and chicken and dumplins sounds amazing....
I have got to let one of my cornish crosses get that big. How long did it take and did you put him in with the other chickens?
ps...i have a question that i hope you do a post on not just a comment. You are prepping the animals for winter. can you post what you have stored for yourself for winter? Do you keep a months food on hand or more? I would love to know because I am attempting to become a "prepper"
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is that a giant chicken about to step into the bed of that pickup truck?
HA!
Nice job on the chicken!
Gail - I'm cracking up! It does look like that. :)
Also, your sheep shed looks great!
Great photos - I love seeing slices of farm life.
Jenna, thank you so much for all the great photos. Is that a chicken or a turkey? It's huge! How did it get so big? I have 3 roos that need to go in the freezer but they are scrawny. Anyway, thanks again. Your place is beautiful.
Pressure cook those big ole chickens., bones and all. I have a digital electric cooker that I could not do without.
Chicken and dumplings, chicken soup, Mmmmmmmmmmmm good!
Taylor took all these photos, so credit to her! That chicken is a 6+ month old Cornish Rock: a conventional fast-growing meat bird who should have been done in a while ago. But I bet he didn't hit this size till August....
He'll be a crock pot bird, and chicken and dumplins sounds amazing....
Awesome photos Jenna.. Keep up the great work.. I am so proud of you and all you have accomplished so far in your life. YOU GO GIRL!
I have got to let one of my cornish crosses get that big. How long did it take and did you put him in with the other chickens?
ps...i have a question that i hope you do a post on not just a comment. You are prepping the animals for winter. can you post what you have stored for yourself for winter? Do you keep a months food on hand or more? I would love to know because I am attempting to become a "prepper"
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