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So you're thinking about building a chicken coop but don't want to spend a fortune on
coop plans and building materials? This was my thought when I built my own coop a
few years ago.
My next door neighbor, in a very urban backyard, maintained a chicken coop for years. They had fresh eggs year round. Kept one or two chickens continuously -- with a breeding cycle to replace the occasional one that ended up on the dinner table. A rooster was allowed to roam free -- and he patrolled and ate from the yard, but never strayed far from the ladies.
They used a long funnel shaped execution stand, where the chicken would be quickly placed in upside down, would obligingly poke its head out of the bottom. And with a knife they would almost immediately cut its head off, with the blood collected to fertilize their garden.
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They used a long funnel shaped execution stand, where the chicken would be quickly placed in upside down, would obligingly poke its head out of the bottom. And with a knife they would almost immediately cut its head off, with the blood collected to fertilize their garden.