Thank you, I have a very old pruning saw in great shape. No handle.i put one on.

Eye protection when sharpening...

Wear gloves if you're a newb like me. Also, it's nice to lay down the scythe on a heightened surface.

Thanks

Thank you, very educational! This was exactly what I wanted to learn and I really appreciate your mentality and approach to what is an admittedly gruesome thing.

I’ve always loved this design but it doesn’t work in my context. We have Great-Horned owls that will pick off the chickens and the guard geese… so everyone has to be locked up at night. Also, my pasture is so compacted and after its first year of pastured poultry… it’s improved… but has a long way to go… one of my biggest questions with these types of mobile coops is how the heck can the pasture hold up to that many birds?! I’m in Oregon and have flocks 7 tractors with 60 each. If I don’t move them every 2-3 days, they will ruin the pasture… even in these small flocks. I also used to run each one in two 165’ nets because I loved giving them the space (and it’s less moving of nets). But I found that made it even easier for hawks and owls to show interest. So I think smaller is better and they each have one 165’ net now. My wish is that over time, the pasture will improve and I can build tractors that hold 400 birds. I cannot imagine 900!! I also really have a lot of questions about flock stress. To keep my pullets safe, I kept them in two flocks of 180 and 120 first. They were soooooo much happier when I split them into their flocks of 60. So I’m just not convinced on these huge flocks. I really need to see them in-person! Really appreciate the video🙌🏽

Thank you for sharing

Is it ok to put adults together in 1 cage?

How often are the cows moved in the winter?

What other animals, besides rabbits, are not worth the effort?

Go information.. just thinking about getting started with wabbits.. Thank you

I hate to to tell you if they’re still crying their alive

what happens to fur. that's a lot of fur.

Informative

Great for the dinner table. One a week, per adult, takes care of half our meat protein requirement. Once setup it's virtually free if you learn to grow and have a spare 1/8th acre or so, you can generate free food for 100+ growouts a year. We keep the breeders on pellets, but graze in tractors and grow our own feed for the freezer stock. I couldn't possibly see trying to make a living doin' it. I'd have to sell 50 a day and I just don't have that kinda time.

Cleaner than another video I saw. Good job! Have you thought about cervical dislocation? Seems better for the rabbits…

How much feed per bird are you feeding per day? I had a poultry nutritionist tell me to plan on .28 lbs per layer at maturity per day. With 900 birds that would be 252 lbs per day?

WHOO HOO RABBITS GET WHAT THEY DESERVE!

kutta

@BasicSkils what breed are these big rabbits? I will like to breed them too

Your videos are very informative. Can you advice what breed is the buck. It looks really big and I will like to breed such.

very good vid. informative. try using EM ( effective Microorganisms) for the smell.

My rabbits are mainly for meat but I do sale some if I don’t need them or someone wants some

darn it's age restricted

I appreciate your videos. Well made and clear. How do you administer the apple cider vinegar and diatomaceous earth?

I'm raising them for food 😹

Will this work for broilers too ?

Thank you so much for this video, processed my first rabbit last night. Took be an hour but got it done

Man, I don't know if I can do it.

Hang in there. I have a deep feeling that rabbit, (along with most other foods) are going to have very high value in the not so distant future.

What age is best to cull them? I’ve hear 11-12 weeks

Is this the method to keep the hide? or a different method

Good video!

Sell them to a processing

Dang. Dispatching the rabbit was harder to watch than I thought it would be. Thanks for the information though. I bred 3 of mine so I could raise them for meat. 1 has definitely had them so far. My breeding girls live in a colony. I hope that I don’t have any issues trying to dispatch them lol.

Eww call blood 🩸 bro

Great video, i used to watch my grandpa butcher his chickens and his older rabbits.. tasty as hell..

Another great video! Excellent job in explaining the subject. Looking forward to more videos.

How do they handle snowy winters? Do they need shelter in the winter?

Well done! Very informative.

I bought Joel’s design book based on your recommendation. It’s an awesome book, and worth the money! One question regarding the roofing. The instructions say the each side of the roof is 13’ long from bottom to ridge. Most stores only carry 12’ long roofing panels. I don’t see any seems in the model in your video. Can you clarify if you are using 12’ panels, overlapping two panels, or are you buying custom lengths from somewhere? Thx!

Дякую за відео! Коротко і зрозуміло. Вітання із України!

very well made presentation young man!... I want to get into raising meat rabbits this year on my small parcel and I can will be going through all of your rabbit related videos because I can tell you clearly know what you are speaking of!... thank you for your time and efforts

I totally thought I'd be grossed out by this whole progress. When you cut the privates off - I had an urge to pee. Other than that, very clean! Nothing disgusting or complicated at all. I can do this! #Savedinplaylist #Newsubhere #Keepupthegreatwork

There’s two videos like this . Other one is great too

This is the best kill… cleanest well explained video on KZbin . Very smart man . Thank you .

Hell yea man. Nice video. Best one ive seen so far

No real man will have a problem with this kind of content. We have to step up and do the work! Thanks for the video. I want to raise chicken and rabbit so i can be sure that my meat is organic, well raised and that my meat was doing plenty of exercise. So i can eat meat instead of fat!

Can't believe your wasting that beautiful champagne pelt, looked prime, you should start drying them and look for a market!

You are wicked and heartless