How To Butcher a Chicken Joel Salatin

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[almostalive]

A lot of haters out there. Processing chickens isn't the disgusting part. Watching them be raised in cages is the part I can hardly stomach.

[wranglerstar]

I had limited access to the stage I did the best I could.

[rumplover]

Joel Salatin is brilliant. His polyfarm is unbelievable.

[Quietwoods]

Thanks Cody for the video. Joel takes us back to farming with great common sense. He is a deep thinker and incredible communicator.

[UtiliTerran]

Quality post Cody. It's amazing to see how relaxed the bird was the whole time it was in the cone. Seemed about as humane as possible.

[rocks]

I love watching him work. He has several videos on Youtube on his processing. His son Daniel is really good and cut ups.

[ForAFewDollarsMore]

Great Video. Thanks for posting. Love Joel Salatin. Nice to see you sharing him.
On a side note. I find it amusing how there is a warning about the video. When the news and TV is filled with absolute gore these days and no one seems to mind.

[wranglerstar]

I think you misunderstood my comment. I was using a British term. "Its a bad business" I'm not saying butchering a chicken is bad. What I'm saying is killing any animal is an unpleasant job. It is to me anyway and I grew up doing it.

[jcarey]

This amazing work! I think we as Americans would have a better appreciation for our food if we knew how it was put together. Thanks for this video Kody!

[RobsAquaponics]

Thanks for sharing Cody.. Liked the leg tuck at the end..
All the best to you & yours..

[wranglerstar]

I noticed this myself. I looked on in amazement at the crowd. Most of them had never seen anything like this their entire life.

[williamstruthers]

it doesn't matter how you die, its how you live.

[William_Van_Landingham_III]

I'm definitely going to have to learn that de-feathering technique. Working on coop setup now. Thanks for sharing.

[Jeweledrose]

Wish we had one of those pluckers back in the day. As a kid it was my job to pluck all those feathers.

[THSurvivalGear]

Joel Salatin of Polyface Farms!!! Dude, that's awesome. That guy is an agricultural hero.

[wranglerstar]

I agree. You must remember a lot of families with small children watch my videos. I placed the warning out of respect to them.

[wranglerstar]

why does this video take your breath away?

[wranglerstar]

Most people were there to learn not be entertained.

[TheRussellComer]

Did all this by hand as a kid. I don't miss it :)

[jptravers]

Cody, are you getting into Salatin-style pastured poultry farming? I am considering it too. In one of his books he calls it a very accessible way to get into farming, but based on the number of people in the audience here (and Salatin's popularity), I wonder if the market is becoming too saturated with new poultry farmers. Any thoughts?