Ending Of A Homestead Year

[@karensmith3816]

Add wood chips/shavings to the blood buckets. Once it dries up it's great to put around your trees or if planting new trees out in the bottom of the hole before planting the trees. The feathers and innards are also great for your plants.

[@AcresOfAdventure]

That is a great idea and I will try it next year!

[@myhomeandgardenchanneldwel7777]

New subscriber here, nice organizing the chicken process

[@AcresOfAdventure]

Glad you are here!

[@myhomeandgardenchanneldwel7777]

@@AcresOfAdventure Thank you 😊

[@greatfulchristian4314]

Ty acres of adventure. Looks good Getting ready for processing all those chickens! Chicken soup is on the menu? Lord bless yous.

[@shelleyquandt8243]

My first attempt at meat chickens in the spring was terrible 30 red rangers got slaughtered by a weasel after 2 weeks. What a trauma. So I can relate to your year. I had my Cornish cross processed 29 last month ,only lost one to I think a heart attack. It cost me 3 dollars a bird was well worth it to me. Good luck on your processing. Hope all goes smoothly. I am also in Michigan love your videos.

[@AcresOfAdventure]

Thank you so much!

[@BlueberryStinkFinger62]

Mold on there waterer?

[@arcobalenonellorto8994]

Please can you add a link to the new butchering cones?

[@AcresOfAdventure]

Yes it is YardBird Chicken cones

[@arcobalenonellorto8994]

@AcresOfAdventure thank you

[@ian5780]

I just cut the bottom off a five gallon bucket and fold it in the right shape.

[@mikeyoung5211]

How does your neighbors act about your pigs, chickens and garden

[@amykerns707]

Are y'all in Virginia?

[@amykerns707]

Just saw y'all are in Michigan.