The national standard squab book . otherwords the animal heat must be driven out of their a piece of board or studding eight or ten feet long andevery four inches along this studding drive a couple of ninepenny wire finish nails close together, but not so close thatyou cannot squeeze in the legs of the squabs. A finish wirenail has no large head like an ordinary wire nail. Suspendthe studding from the ceiling by means of wire adjusted atboth ends of the studding. This method of hanging it vip isto prevent rats and cats from climbing up onto the studding,walking along it and eati
The national standard squab book . otherwords the animal heat must be driven out of their a piece of board or studding eight or ten feet long andevery four inches along this studding drive a couple of ninepenny wire finish nails close together, but not so close thatyou cannot squeeze in the legs of the squabs. A finish wirenail has no large head like an ordinary wire nail. Suspendthe studding from the ceiling by means of wire adjusted atboth ends of the studding. This method of hanging it vip isto prevent rats and cats from climbing up onto the studding,walking along it and eating the squabs. Place the feetof the squabs between the wire nails and let them hang down-wards over night. In the morning the heat will be all out oftheir bodies and you can pack and ship them. If you aredelivering plucked squabs to market, you do not need suchan arrangement, but will throw the bodies into a tub of icewater (or cold spring water) after you have plucked them. When plucking the feathers from the kihed squabs, the 79. INCORRECT POSITION OF HANDS.
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