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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 331936" data-attributes="member: 4743">Grew up on a farm were we did all our own.&nbsp; Both wild and tame.&nbsp; My dad used to butcher horses back in his day.Even had classes on how to butcher.But after holding, i not sure how many chickens, for ma to chop the heads off and i could not stand the smell of chickens going into that boiling water to take the feathers off.&nbsp; And it seem like every time i ate the meat i thought of the kill and butcher.I learn:I have learn to turn all that over to the kid.&nbsp; Hated gutting the deer and son does not even gut (but was shown that way) but takes the quarters off along with the back straps and capes the head off.&nbsp; Works for me in fact it works dam well for me.Meat, i now get from the grocery store like many do.&nbsp;&nbsp; Electricty, we used to get from the Delco batteries (32 direct current volt) and a generator (Magtag motor) but now we get from the switch on the wall.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 331936, member: 4743"] Grew up on a farm were we did all our own. Both wild and tame. My dad used to butcher horses back in his day. Even had classes on how to butcher. But after holding, i not sure how many chickens, for ma to chop the heads off and i could not stand the smell of chickens going into that boiling water to take the feathers off. And it seem like every time i ate the meat i thought of the kill and butcher. I learn: I have learn to turn all that over to the kid. Hated gutting the deer and son does not even gut (but was shown that way) but takes the quarters off along with the back straps and capes the head off. Works for me in fact it works dam well for me. Meat, i now get from the grocery store like many do. Electricty, we used to get from the Delco batteries (32 direct current volt) and a generator (Magtag motor) but now we get from the switch on the wall. db [/QUOTE]

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