How to make a Kill Cone for Chicken or Turkey Processing | Butchering DIY

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[@chriswalton2287]

Im just impressed by how straight your one handed recip saw cut was accross the bottom of that bucket.

[@HeartwayFarms]

Ha ha thanks 👍

[@redcoyote7]

7 months later and you saved me $80. Thanks!

[@joshbranchaud1300]

I just sat down with a cup of coffee to order metal kill cones Googled it and your video came up great idea got lots of buckets with broken bottoms on the farm already thanks for saving me money👊

[@HeartwayFarms]

@@joshbranchaud1300 Wonderful! I love hearing about saving money and building up your resiliency! Blessings!!

[@orangesun3030]

Awesome! I saw your other video on processing and noticed the homemade cones. I looked up how to make homemade cones and found this video!

[@countrymousesfarmhouse497]

Definitely a two person job but such a fantastic use of an old bucket . Also 61k subs!! Wahoo. You are rocking this YT gig. Go Heartway . 💜💜Thank you for sharing lovelies 💜

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[@ryanfoster6926]

Beauty. Thanks Man! So much safer than the metal flashing I'd used before.

[@HeartwayFarms]

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[@reloadNshoot]

Good job making the kill cones. I am needing some for our first butcher Saturday. I am using molasses tubs for cattle as we have a bist load of them. They are thick and dont be das easy but should last a long time. I can get 2 from each one.

[@elizajayne2757]

Wow! That is a great idea. Now I know what to do with my buckets that have small cracks in them. Thanks!

[@danielberry9610]

Gonna be making some of these bad boys this afternoon. Thanks!

[@TheDirtyRoots]

Thank you so much for this idea and tutorial. You just saved us about $80. 😁

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[@SandyJBerry]

What a money saver!! Thank you so much for the info!

[@pstoneking3418]

Great video. I used pop rivets to hold my cone together.

[@COWELLGIRL]

Great info and step by step guides! Thank you

[@shaunbliss1396]

Thanks for this idea!

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[@yuriysomov9647]

Thank you guys you doing great 👍

[@ljmproductions1]

That's a great tip! Looks great!

[@KatrinaT]

Does it seem to work well for the size of turkeys?

[@michaelward9880]

Great idea! Galvanized cones are crazy expensive. Thanks!

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[@nicerides1846]

excellent! tks for sharing.

[@johnmoyle4195]

Need to make one for my Indian myna birds

[@robinhazeslip1800]

Thnk u! Very useful and easy to do!

[@hookeaires6637]

Great! Making a few!

[@yvonne3850]

Thank you 🌺🦋💖

[@JasonBlack66]

thanks, mate. the prices they are asking for metal cones are ridiculous (various internet sellers).

[@berthabea2556]

how long does it last before the plastic cracks?

[@cobaltsmith1]

Metal cone makers must hate you. :D

[@amarjeetrajbhar2576]

🙋

[@forthosewhoHUNGER]

Chickens provide so much more value ALIVE. 1. They produce eggs for years which gives more calories than their meat. 2. They make rich compost from garden scraps and fallen leaves that grows a plethora of nutrient-dense fruits and veg for your family. 3. They consume bugs that can harm you, your gardens and your land. Chickens are valuable powerhouses when allowed to live on a farm or homestead. It’s very short-sighted to kill and eat them. Give it some thought. 👍🏼

[@HeartwayFarms]

Actually, we have given it some thought. We have over 200 chickens on our property some for eggs, some for meat, some for eggs and work :-) We totally see the value of all aspects of the chickens.

[@forthosewhoHUNGER]

@@HeartwayFarms Thank you for your consideration. We, too, have over 200 chickens on our farm. We also have Silver Fox rabbits, which are typically “meat” rabbits. But we’re a no-kill farm and it works SO WELL for us. Our animals provide fertilizer, compost, eggs, pest-control, etc. I put this comment here not to pick on you or call you out but to give your viewers another option for chickens. We all have the same goal in mind. Sometimes the sharing of ideas and knowledge helps us grow to better meet the needs of our individual family. ❤️

[@benadams5557]

Roosters dont.

[@forthosewhoHUNGER]

@@benadams5557 Roosters don’t what? This was too simple of a reply for the amount of information in my comment.

[@benadams5557]

@@forthosewhoHUNGER excess roosters offer nothing but problems and chaos. Often hurting hens, children, and damaging stuff. I butcher excess roosters

[@GunClingingPalin]

Store them out of the sun, or they will get brittle and shatter apart.