Red Broilers at Wild Chick Farm

[MrBagginsEsq]

I hear they are kind of mean!

[MrBagginsEsq]

Is that a broiler chicken or a real chicken? Looks so much like a real chicken!

[poultryguy11]

Who do tou sell them to

[Deathrougez]

Uhhh.. how did i get here from Minecraft?.. but anyway THATS! how you really take care of chickens not like those stupid evil factories hungering for their eggs n delicious meat

[Crunchy68]

Battery hens could watch these chickens on a TV show called "Lifestyles of the Lucky Chickens You Are Not but Wish You Were".

(YouTube search "TV for chickens" and you'll see that sadly, I'm not joking.)

[lovebigboobs29]

MMMMMMM delicious chicken!!!

[Waqarhaider1966]

In Pakistan, we eat white broilers.Some people dislike meat of broiler.They think their meat is not healthy.I like your video and appreciate organic farming.

[mirakkuma521]

now thats how you are suppose to take care of chickens :D

[vijaymicrob]

Larvend (Controls Fly Larve, it is not ya pesticidal compound)

[caholaway]

How many pounds of feed did you have to feed those per day if they were three pounds?

[walls0stone]

very little profit. 2 bucks per bird, $1 if you buy whole sale. the feed conversion is so so... and then if you want to pasture, taxes, building, water, time. you break even. large farms are about the same now days since most ppl can't afford the "stuff" ppl are still told farmers use (but can't aford) Also, large farms that process 1,000 birds per 8 weeks, are held to a higher standard as far as inspection.... profti.. don't do it for the profit

[moppe]

Does anyone know what is the average profit per raised chicken, i.e. how much profit does a single broiler-product generate to the farms, in the USA or EU/UK, which factory farm hundreds of thousands of chickens --- in comparison to what is shown in this video?

[angeldoxie1]

so beautiful! now thats how chickens should be kept, not in nasty factories.

[CiclistaChabacano]

jajaaj ke bonicos

[gokory]

red broilers???? really?? I WANT SOME do you know wher i get get breeding stock from?

[rocolicious]

@gokory From McMurray in US.

[educate2inspire]

CerebralDystrophy- The weather here does not fluctuate as much as some places because of our proximity to the coast. Year round it's around 65-68 degrees. We get rain throughout the year, only a little less in the "warmer seasons" This year (2010) it was still raining on June 15th. 

[WebkinzLuv600]

Im raising baby chicks in my classroom! :)

[woodmon122]

@WebkinzLuv600

Are you guys still raising the chicks? Its been 1 year already

[WebkinzLuv600]

@woodmon122 Nope, the chickens are with new families. :3 I'm now in 6th and I did that in 4th.

[jpax26]

CerebalDystrophy, you're a douche bag.

[CerebalDystrophy]

Ooo... lovely! In June... I suspect that In the winter they will be cold, wet & stomping about in thier own muck or mud (If they decided to go out of the unheated, unventilated sheds!) Alternitavely... they could live in perfectly heated and ventilated broiler sheds with lots of lovely, dry litter to scratch about in!

[drahm33]

I also suspect they will be very cold in the winter, in the freezer.

[maximum411]

@CerebalDystrophy

Oooo.... if only they were in nice cramped broiler sheds eating rendered chicken parts and trampling the dead bodies of their flockmates! After all, everyone knows chickens hate being outside.

[asherfarm]

Those are nice looking birds!

I also like your pen, did you build that yourself??

[Legend5467]

Looking very healthy.

I'm raising some 'standard' broiler chickens and I'm looking to feed them as natural diet as possible. The pasture they are on has very little grass and they seem HIGHLY INTRESSED in Broiler feed. Any advice would be great.

[rb2268]

Nice looking birds. I'm considering getting into raising broilers but know little about marketing and selling. Any advice? Rick from WV