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Old 01/29/11, 07:43 AM
 
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sorry I guess I should do a search before I ask the question.
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Old 01/29/11, 01:23 PM
 
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When we butchered our chickens we used several different knives, but the main ones were hubby's Filet knives...very sharp is a must!
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Old 01/30/11, 12:30 PM
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sorry I guess I should do a search before I ask the question.
No reason to apologize. We raise sheep, for sheep and lambs I kill them with an eight inch boning knife. They make a smaller skinning knife for lambs, I use one of those. I have a two and a half pound cleaver, another eight inch boning knife and a chefs knife. That's all I need.
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