How I Process Quail On My Urban Homestead
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This is a skill many of us that eat chicken and other poultry from the store, can’t do. So providing for your family by way of processing meat is something to be commended.
Thank you! I was very nervous about posting this video. I really appreciate this comment!
The reason I love your channel so much is your realness. You’re not afraid to share the good, bad, and the ugly. I can’t imagine how hard it is to process quail and then doing it on camera and sharing such an emotional moment with us takes guts. Thanks for all you do.
I am extremely proud of you for posting this. It teaches those of us who don't know how meat is homestead processed and what actually comes with it (emotions, strength, courage, and love). So happy you posted this.
We ate grown, hunted, and raised food my entire childhood. The purple spots are bruising. It looks identical. I'd be willing to bet money. I know other folks didn't grow up that way. So Im lucky to feel confident in my knowledge. Hopefully, you will continue with it and get used to the different ways animals can look when dead. I dont know if we ever ate store food when I was growing up. Certainly not meat. We did get things like sugar and flour. Im watching you because my kids are teens now, and my dad just died. I'd like to maybe pass on some of the knowledge he gave me. Figured I would watch and see how it makes me feel all these years later. I always feel sad for the animals but grateful for the ability to feed my family. I married a city guy and kinda lost tpuch with my roots, but Im on my way back. Hopefully, I can interest teen girls.
Thank you for being so raw and honest during this process. I have no doubt that it’s a heavy but grateful day. This was so thorough, thank you for taking us with you.
Oh this takes me back to my youth in henrico county. gardening and chicken butchering. Thank you for this video!!
Wow.... I had to pause it for a second before you did it. I keep saying I want a homestead and want to raise birds so this is something I appreciate watching. I hope that's the right word. Thanks for this
Great video. I think it's great that you handle your own meat from beginning until end, so much more healthier than purchasing it. Grocery meat goes thru so many hands before it's placed on the shelf.
I'm a Virginia native (Alexandria & Woodbridge) currently living in Las Vegas. I found your channel earlier this summer and have really enjoyed watching you. I am not a food gardener, but I do love my flower garden. I don't think I could dispatch my own meat, but I enjoyed watching this video because I do understand that it is a process.
You are officially my hero! I've been wanting to keep poultry but didn't want to commit an outdoor area to chickens. Quail are small enough to keep indoors 🥰🥰🥰 Thank you so much for your honesty and openness about your journey.
This could be a life saver for those who invest the time and effort! Thank you for doing all that AND for sharing. 😊
Blessings to you and your whole house and homestead. ❤
Thank you so much for this post. I've always wanted a homestead and processing meat is something that I will have to come to terms with. I believe I could handle quail better than a chicken.
Thank you so much for sharing this. That was a brave decision and it’s greatly appreciated.
Asia I am so sorry to hear that you’re not feeling well. I hope this note finds you feeling much better. It’s no fun to be sick during Christmas. So please dear Asia get well soon. Kathy.
Doing this video, you showed us all your grace your compassion For your quails. Thank you again for letting us peak over your shoulder at One of the hardest jobs you have as a person growing their own food.
Your face and your demeanor show us how much you care for those beautiful little quail.
Asia...you are the bomb. So inspiring. You encourage me to step up my gardening. Thank you for all that you do and for sharing your life with us.
You are so brave bc I could never. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I had no idea that the skin could be pulled off like that. It was so efficient. I do hope you get well soon.
Thank you for your braveness and showing the process.
Omggg You Are BRAVE!!! Thank You for Sharing this process as I’m considering raising quails but had no idea how to process! You are the First person to actually show this to my knowledge THANK YOU! 🔥🤎🙏🏽
Thank you for this video. I can see it’s emotionally difficult but very useful and important information.
Hey Asia! Prior to Covid, we used to make our own raw dog food. You can freeze the organs for your dog and add a little to the dog food. Not too much liver though….very rich and can cause loose stools. Raw is healthy for dogs, especially if it is an animal you raised. Try it out. ❤
Oooo ok! Thank you! I’ll give that a try the next time. I’ll have to go look for a recipe. Thanks for the comment!
Thanks for sharing your process. I think the actually culling part would be hard for me but knowing that the animals are happy and well cared for and then dispatched humanely is worth it. Appreciate your video!
I enjoyed this video and your story. I will follow along. Good luck.
Thank you for sharing this. You've taught me a lot. Growing up on a farm in Alabama, I've always seen my grandma process our chickens, but never did so as an adult. I hope you're feeling better. Also, I could hear your compassion for the animal, in your voice, and the choice of music made my heart smile. You're amazing!
Thank you so much for this video, I learn so much from your channel.
I’m glad you’re feeling better. Your videos are so informative, I really enjoy tuning into your channel.❤
That was so DOPE!👏🏽
I just had to sub. I have done my fair share of chickens but never quail. I believe it is much more humane to process them myself. I comfort them and make sure the end is swift.
Thank you for subbing! I completely agree!
Thank you for this!!! Still so many of us who want this type of content. I’ve learned so much from you in the past 24 hours lol. It’s ridiculous. 👍🏾
Thank you for sharing this information. I am not a gardener nor a homesteader; I am just someone who likes learning knew things. Now I know how to process a quail:)
I commend your honesty, my father was a homestead in a urban area in the Caribbean and raised quail, chickens, ducks, geese and turkey, I learned to process meat at a very young age, is something that have to be done when you don't have refrigeration and want to eat meat. This process was done only when meat was to be cooked, usually once a week. Thank you for sharing.
Loved the video. I plan on adding quail to my homestead this year for meat purposes as well.
A+ Tutorial ✅
Thank you for this. I know I need to learn and start doing it, but it is so hard to emotionally face it. Thank you for your realness and respect for the creature and thank the animals for their sacrifice.
I watched a little but then stopped. You are very brave. You are providing food for yourself which is a good idea. I'm just too sensitive. I would be sobbing. When my family processed chickens I did the meat cutting and chilling. I helped once with a turkey harvest but cried as she died so never again unless maybe my life depends on it. Be blessed.
I completely understand. It’s not an easy thing to do. 💜
Home-farming is always necessary yet, never easy...very brave, Asia! Do Not think I could 'process' any meats. XO🍒
Thanks for sharing. I watched your other video about quail and decided to purchase some. My fertile eggs come in tomorrow. I’ve never processed any meat birds before so when they get old enough it will be my first time. 👍🏽 I figure I will start with quail and eventually move up to chickens.
Hey Zo! Good luck getting started!!
@@YellowDoorUrbanHomesteadThank you. 7 days until my quail hatch 👍🏽
Wait!! You still get a little muscle movement. You did a great job!!! Thanks for sharing and praying for your full recovery!!
A good skill people need to know, glad you showed the process
I'm glad you are feeling better.
Thank you for the information of "How Too" even though i will never get a chance to raise my own meat , i just love knowing stuff. And get better soon. 😀👌
I absolutely appreciate this video ❤.. thx for sharing
Thank you so much for this video. You made it look so easy.
Thanks for Sharing ❤
You did an amazing job. I am so impressed with you and all you do. I may get into raising quail. You made this seem so easy. Thanks for sharing. Prayers for continued healing.
Thanks for sharing that was and educational experience for me.
Thanks for this Excellent video! I never knew the skin would open up & come off so easily. I'm saving this video for when I start my quail journey next year.
Awesome video, very informative. Thank you for sharing. ❤
❤ GREAT job 👍😊
Very informative. Thank you!
This was such an interesting process to watch. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing. I appreciate the fact that you shared how you process a quail. You are very strong
Love it, I have watch other channel talking /showing how to do this and you made it so easy. Thank you!
Feel better🙏🙏
This is a skill we may all (meat eaters) have to get back to soon. Thank’s for sharing!
Thanks for the video
Very informative. Thank you
Thank you for this demonstration. This is how food is processed. It happens all over the world. You handled the editing so its tactful and not gruesome. Greatly appreciate this lesson. One of my first cooking lessons was cutting up grocery store whole chicken. You want fried chicken this is what you do (1980s). With all the additives in today's meat & FDA loopholes in commercial processing; homestead process is something to consider. So glad I tuned in this morning.
Good work buddy bug. It’s never easy but you did good. I’m so proud of you. Thanks for the education and informative video.❤❤❤
Thank you 🤗
You are a bad urban girl ❤thanks for sharing and continue to feel better
Wow! That is really simple process! Who would have thought, only a pair of scissors.Thank you so much for sharing! I can imagine, that it never gets easier.
Thanks for sharing. I hope to someday be able to process my own to be more self sustainable.
Wow. Good for you
Thank you for posting this video! I can only imagine getting emotionally ready for this type of process. I hope that with time and repetition, it gets easier for you.
This seemed like a very quick and no nonsense process as well. You already have a system in place and that gives me hope that someday I’ll get there too.
I’m glad to hear you’re feeling better. Thank you for this amazing share! ❤
I really appreciate you showing this process. I have not dispatched an animal before, but it is in the future for us. Thank you 😊
Omg! I'm so glad your feeling better. Congrats on all your endeavors. Bless your soul I could feel your emotions all through the video. I appreciate you sharing it. May The LORD continue to bless and prosper you always.
This was a great tutorial. Wow! Asia! My heart was beating hard for you 🤦🏾♀️🥹 thats definitely a hard job to do. Thank you for sharing. I appreciate you 🙏🏾🌿🥰 I hope that you feel better! I've been taking my fire cider to help
You are so brave. I do not know if I could do that. Keep up the good work and love your videos. You inspire me to keep going and expand my garden.
I couldn't watch this video. But thank you for being willing to provide knowledge on all subjects.
Totally understand. You’re welcome. I appreciate the support 🤗
This is the cleanest way I ever seen this done. Beside the part we didn’t see. thanks for not showing that part. Overall very educational process.
Great content. Your meat is so much healthier than anything in my freezer right now. More people need to think honestly about their food sources. There are no breaded nugget farms. Your 6 piece meal was once a living creature.
Thank you for sharing the process. I can understand why this might be hard for you.
I am a very BIG animal lover and very emotional when it comes to animals being hurt or killed. And i saw how much it affected you I trust you appreciate the sacrifice and thank you for posting this video *hugs* it's okay feel better ❤
I'm glad you are at the end of having your flu symptoms. I'm glad you are feeling better. I definitely found this video informative with my future plans of having a homestead. I'm not sure if I will be processing my own animals but, I'm glad to learn about the process. Thank you for teaching us your process.
I must commend you on an excellent demonstration. I've processed chickens but never quail. I have seen others do quail and your process was clean and showed awareness. I want you on my wagon train.
Thank you for sharing! I’m not ready mentally yet to process quails, you have helped me greatly! I do want to try their eggs I watched your video on shelling the eggs with your Vevor machine. Nice!
That had to be hard for you. But, at least you know how to survive if we ever have a situation here in our country. Bless you my friend 🙏
I'm so glad you shared. I'm trying to convince my husband to get them or chickens. The shortages in stores is motivating us to be more self sufficient.
Thank goodness your feeling better.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I think I could do this. And it looks way easier than chickens. I hope you share some recipes.
You’re welcome! It is easier than chickens just less meat but it works for us. I will share some recipes.
This is very helpful, I had no idea you can just peal the skin like a rabbit, thank you so much for sharing and teaching us ❤
Don't bacteria die if you boil or fry them?
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Evening, have you ever grown or heard of pinecone Shampoo Ginger.
Hello! I’ve hear of them but I haven’t ever grown them. I saw the on Blacks Tropical Homestead. Do you grow them?
We did our chickens. It's meat! Babies taste good too! The younger the sweeter meat!
You are a stronger woman than me. Although I'm a meat eater, I don't have the heart to process living animals. I inherited a neighbor's rooster that came over and never left and I couldn't harm it. I've been feeding it for the past year and a half.
Awwww that’s sweet of you!
This was really interesting. Thank you.Total respect in raising your own food. I know quail are low maintenance, but I'm wondering if there is enough meat and eggs to offset the cost and labor in raising them.
Happy to hear it was interesting for you. We (my son and I) normally eat two a piece with sides and it works. My son loves them.
Very interesting. How awesome to be self-sustaining by processing your own meat source. Seems like the flu has taken a lot out of you. Hope you are letting yourself get some rest and fully heal.
Thanks 4 sharing!! Great vid. *At what age (No. of weeks/months) do you process your quail?* 🌻💕
You’re welcome! I normally process around 8-10 weeks.
Always love earning something new from you. I cannot have chickens but am thinking about quails. Never feel bad for providing for your family. God's plan for survival is as such. You take good care of them while they are in your care and you take good care during this process. Hope you are back to yourself soon.
Awwww, the ones that you ain't eating didnt have to die😢😢😢
Asia, did you have to throw all the quail out? Is that what happened?
No, I discarded the two that had the spots.
@@YellowDoorUrbanHomestead
Well, at least you were able to eat most of the meat. That's good.
Check the smoke detector 🤷🏾♂️
It’s not the smoke detector it my LetPot lol
Thank you for this honest video. I've been thinking about raising meat but the idea of making a living thing dead horrifies me. Which is hypocritical of me because I eat meat. Seeing your example gives me courage.
why do you eat this type it doesnt have much meat
It doesn’t but they are pretty tasty. I also don’t have space or am not allowed to have other animals that can be grown for meat in my area.
Hello i'm from indo...i have a quail farm
let the bird grow something larger than that to eat
I dont think it helps that you put sad music while doing this tho
I'll take your suggestion
I won't watch your video on precessing little quail. God's little creatures.i don't want any mean comments!! It's my opinion .