[rawfeeding] Turkey and banner ads...

I'm thoroughly amused!! After my "search the archives flogging" I was
looking to see if someone had posted a good way to cut up turkey. My
first endeavor did not go so well tonite...I'm hoping my dogs don't get
to attached to it, becuase I don't particularly care for the smell and
it was really hard to cut into smaller chunks. At least it was cheap!
Anyway, I'm searching through the archives and I had to laugh at the
banner ads that kept showing up - one for Proplan and another for Purina
dog foods! That's advertising money wasted! I didn't even feed that
crap before I discovered raw!

Back to Turkeys: I did find the description of the process to cut up a
turkey in message #111995. However, my Joyce Chen kitchen shears,
which were great for the chickens - sliced through them like butter,
didn't work so great on the turkeys! What do other people use? I did
see in one of the archives that someone uses a hatchet..... ????

Thanks!
Christine

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