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Here are some 50 day old birds waiting
for the catch crew to load them up. |
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Live haul tractor waiting to be filled. |
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It is dark in the barn to keep the chickens calm during the catch. The
catch crew loads each chicken by hand into the crate. A crew member will pick up to 8 chickens at a
time and place them into the different compartments of the crate. |
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This is how they keep the chickens cool while catching a house. The big
fan blows hose to spray the chickens to keep them cool. |
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This is how they keep the chickens
cool while they are waiting to leave.
They spray them with water. |
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Forklift driver unloading another crate.
It only takes him a few seconds to load
a full crate onto the truck and remove an
empty one to take into the barn. |
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Here is a forklift putting a full crate of chickens on the truck.
Catch crew in the background waiting to start House #6. |
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Here is a full crate being placed onto the
live haul truck for transport full of chickens. |
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Here is an 18 wheel live haul tractor trailer
loaded and getting ready to leave the farm. |
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| There they go! They are going to the plant to be weighed and processed. Bye! |
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