hatcheries for broilers & slow vs. fast?
I live in Washington state. I'm planning on raising up my first batch of cornish x's this Spring, 15-25 of them. What are some good sources to order from? I'm thinking of ordering from Privett. I'd...
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Hey, i live in seattle; capitol hill, and am interested in raising some broilers, but can't do it at my house -- don't really have the lawn space and am already overlegal on hens. I've considered...
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We did the *larger* broilers first then did the slower roasters last.... they were a good bit smaller when butchered but might have been because we had alot of losses due to the heat.We were planning...
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Thanks Lynn. I'm glad to know they were tasty. Did you notice the slow cornish had fewer health problems?
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No I did not.... actually we had more trouble with the slower ones... but I think it was more seasonal... it was SOOO HOT when we had them near butchering...the faster growing we had in the spring.......
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I would not get the slow growers again. They really were very slow - and were not efficient with feed at all.Taste wise/size wise they weren't that much different from a rock.I'm doing capons next...
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