discovering death

Polydectes · Feb 7, 2014

Aufgeblassen said:
A few years ago in my back yard, I killed our rooster that would crow at 3 AM!!! I got tired of it, and loaded up 17 rounds into my Marlin 60, got pretty close, and started rapidly firing. I know most if not all round hit target, but when I was out of ammo, the rooster was still alive just sitting there panting. I nearly panicked - what do I do now!!!

Fortunately, soon its head flopped over, and it was a goner. :smug:

Spray and pray for a chicken? You couldn't even eat it.

Polydectes · Feb 8, 2014

Aufgeblassen said:
I wouldn't know how to butcher it, even if I could.

You are kidding right? You can get any info you want on the internet. The only reason you don't know how to duo something is because you are too lazy to figure it out

Polydectes · Feb 8, 2014

Aufgeblassen said:
No, it just wasn't worth fussing with, as cheap as chicken is!!!

Our chickens were "wild" in that they preferred to scratch for bugs in the yard over eating chicken feed, so we quit buying it. The rooster might have tasted "weird".

Although we did eat the eggs.

When I was raising chickens they tasted just fine.

arcturus88 · Feb 9, 2014

Aufgeblassen said:
A few years ago in my back yard, I killed our rooster that would crow at 3 AM!!! I got tired of it, and loaded up 17 rounds into my Marlin 60, got pretty close, and started rapidly firing. I know most if not all round hit target, but when I was out of ammo, the rooster was still alive just sitting there panting. I nearly panicked - what do I do now!!!

Fortunately, soon its head flopped over, and it was a goner. :smug:

Cue Alice in Chains' Rooster...

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