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@@JaxsonSchreiner-fs8yc That’s awesome! They are very interesting to watch. 🙂

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@@FaithSwagger-fb6bf Yes! What is your favorite breed?

@ammachado88 Right! I do not remember ever hearing a broiler crow before. 🙂 Have you?

Right! That’s the best part about raising your own market animals. You can ensure they have a great happy life, and then they feed your family. ❤️

That’s fun! Did you see Bristol Motor Speedway is hosting a baseball game?

@@MabusTiefsee I know nothing about breeding Cayuga ducks, but with white crested black Polish chickens that is not true. To assume that, would mean that every time you plucked a feather, white or black, it would come back in white every time as it is the same amount of stress if done the same way each time. When in fact you can pluck a white feather and have just as much of a chance of it coming back in black in their head crest. It is more so because chickens have alleles that can be codominant.

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I hear you! They are not my favorite food. Thanks for watching my video!

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@@jordansbackyardchickens omg sorry my friend that shares my account with me said GYAT

You are good. Ya, I had to look that one up to see the meaning lol

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I love omelets as well. 😀

Cake is good! 😀 Thanks for watching!

Technically it is not a breed, but a hybrid cross of 2 different breeds. They are broiler chickens or you can also look them up online as Cornish cross chickens. 😀

@@jordansbackyardchickens thanks!

@@xajatho Your welcome!

@@JohnPong-ly2zg Yes it is. They are a hybrid cross that are very efficient. If you have ever eaten chicken from a store or a restaurant they are probably broiler chickens.

@jordansbackyardchickens hmm, I've tried it before, I realized I have a taste for silkies, pheasants, grouse type of poultry. That one for some reason tends to be a bit different for some reason

@@JohnPong-ly2zg I love pheasants! You should try raising some guineas for meat. Process them at around 14-16 weeks and you will have a great tasting bird like pheasant.

@@nobodycareswhatithink Yep! That’s the name used around here that they are widely known as for that reason. 😀 Some people and hatchery’s call them what they are, Cornish cross, a hatchery around us uses a couple different strains depending on the year and around fair time you want to buy their Super Roasters. Do you call them something else?

@@jordansbackyardchickens I call them chickens. Are there deep fried breeds? Oven baked? Grilled?

😂😂 Nope there are different breeds of chickens, but to my knowledge broiler chickens is the only hybrid cross named after a way they used to be and sometimes are still cooked. Some hatcheries like I was talking about have super roasters ( a faster growing strain of Cornish cross/broiler chickens) and others have “frypan assortments” or “frypan bargains” as Meyer Hatchery calls them, which are different dual purpose breeds of males that people like since they don’t get so big, free range a little better in their yard, and are easier to cook up. They just take longer to raise and don’t yield as well.

@@joshfishing3401 Those were monsters. lol Do you remember how old they were when you processed them?

I really appreciate it! Thanks. 😀

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@@ttooee2635 You are welcome! Thanks for watching my video!

Yep! 😀 Thanks for watching.

Yes they do! In this case however I am running a video series helping people get their broiler chickens and show chickens ready for the fair and so washing them like this is part of the process. 😃

Right! lol Sometimes I wonder how we went from that to jungle fowl and guineas to something like a silkie or my Polish. lol

I would imagine if you let a broiler chicken grow long enough that they may grow the spur, but they are in and out in 6-7 weeks so it’s not long enough for it to grow.

Dust bath😅

Yes if you are not going to show your chickens, but this video is one in a series that I am doing to help people raise chickens for the fair. 😃 Thanks for watching!

Yep! Works great to remove the mites! This is part of a series to help people raise chickens for their fair though so in this case they do need to bathe their chickens! 😁 Thanks for watching!

Hi! We can be reached on our email at jordansbackyardchickens@gmail.com. We currently do not have a phone number set up. Thanks for watching my video!

@@jordansbackyardchickens you have face book ? If so link it

@@Zackattack44448 Thanks! Thanks for watching my video!

My favorite chicken breed is a Golden Lioness Frizzle Chicken

That’s cool! I love the way frizzles look. Thanks for watching!

Polish chickens, I love their afros.

@@jordansbackyardchickens fried

@@maxdystopia674 So the really important question. Extra crispy or regular? 😁

@@jordansbackyardchickens I want some chickens, do you sell them and ship ?

Hi! I currently do not, but if you search for chicken hatcheries there are several great ones spread throughout the United States that we have bought from before. 😃 Thanks for watching!

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I agree poor chickens that is horrendous

Thanks for watching my video! This was from when I just finished up raising my broiler chickens so I was deep bedding them. They were in here for 3 weeks and I kept adding bedding every 2nd day to give them a decently clean and comfortable coop. Do you use Diatomaceous Earth when you are cleaning your coop?

That’s one way to keep from having the issue! 😃 Thanks for watching.

Definitely! 😃 I stripped it completely down and then put some diatomaceous earth down before I put the chickens and turkeys back in.

@@jordansbackyardchickens You ROCK and thank you for bringing this to people's attention ❤❤🐓

@ttooee2635 You are welcome! Since I was cleaning the coop out from the broiler chickens I thought it would be a great time to do this video and really show how wet the bedding can be when it is hard packed and dry on top. I have a long form video on it that will be coming out in a couple weeks. Thanks for watching!

@@jordansbackyardchickens looking forward to it. Cheers!

@@ttooee2635 Thanks!

Pretty close! 😉 It’s poop from broiler chickens with new bedding that I added every 2 days to keep them clean. Thanks for watching!