You could ask the organic butcher at Griffith Shops for a lead? There’s an abattoir in Goulburn – but I suspect there’s a different skill set and setup needed for chickens. If your enterprise is a cottage industry, you could just approach any butcher in Canberra and hire their butchering space of a Sunday, and do it yourself.
The only chicken processing place I know of around here is Young’s Chickens in Balydon Road, Queanbeyan. A reasonably large sized outfit, but not sure if they will process other people’s chickens.
I used to work in a friends chicken abattoir and I reckon that the Belconnen facility wouldn’t take cointract birds. Have a look on the Rotary Farmers Market website. Each of the chicken places has a contact number so you could give them a call.
Duckslayer would make an excellent name for a metal band. The lead singer could be Swanee and the surviving members of the Byrds could provide the music..
Those duckslayer machines work real well. I used to to have something similar a few years ago. I don’t see why they wouldn’t work just as well on a chook.
It might even be worthwhile trying one on a greeny if you ever accidentally shot one on opening day
Duckslayer would make an excellent name for a metal band. The lead singer could be Swanee and the surviving members of the Byrds could provide the music..
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What do you mean sell?
As in you give me money, I give you a chicken (or part thereof).
c_c™ said :
Giving someone a chicken in return for AUD. Is this a concept you are not familiar with?
You could ask the organic butcher at Griffith Shops for a lead? There’s an abattoir in Goulburn – but I suspect there’s a different skill set and setup needed for chickens. If your enterprise is a cottage industry, you could just approach any butcher in Canberra and hire their butchering space of a Sunday, and do it yourself.
FiSyd said :
And you’re registered are you?
Unless OP wants to Barter it…
The only chicken processing place I know of around here is Young’s Chickens in Balydon Road, Queanbeyan. A reasonably large sized outfit, but not sure if they will process other people’s chickens.
I used to work in a friends chicken abattoir and I reckon that the Belconnen facility wouldn’t take cointract birds. Have a look on the Rotary Farmers Market website. Each of the chicken places has a contact number so you could give them a call.
How many do you have?
can I add a few unwanted horses to your batch?
IP
IrishPete said :
If you are planning a meat substitution racket, the size of the drumsticks will be a dead giveaway.
Do a bit of DIY action it’s been happening for years. It’s only a chook after all
rosscoact said :
I’ve heard of a goose that laid golden eggs, but not a chook with a cointract.
poetix said :
poetix said :
bum bum!
There is a place on the outskirts of Belconnen that deals with the extermination of chickens, Poultrywitz.
There is a sign on the front that reads: Welcome to Inghams “Ein Wok machen Sie gebratene”.
A scary, scary, tasty place.
http://www.duckslayer.com.au/bird-hitch these are for ducks but would work fine for chickens
460cixy said :
Duckslayer would make an excellent name for a metal band. The lead singer could be Swanee and the surviving members of the Byrds could provide the music..
Those duckslayer machines work real well. I used to to have something similar a few years ago. I don’t see why they wouldn’t work just as well on a chook.
It might even be worthwhile trying one on a greeny if you ever accidentally shot one on opening day
460cixy said :
poetix said :
Er, “gold”!
Chopping block and a sharpened tomahawk. It’s actually pretty easy. Removing the feathers isn’t much fun though.
thebrownstreak69 said :
Now do a hundred or so
Pork Hunt said :
Nah, the OP only wants to listen to Chookslayer.