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I have so many people look shocked when I say we butcher all our own animals. My wife grew up butchering chickens and turkeys and we were given the setup well over a decade ago and have put it to really good use. I also butcher out sheep when we are ready for more meat. There is not much as amazing as a fresh cut of meat from an animal I have raised and know what it has eaten and that it has had the best life I can provide it.