Question 1

How much do your whole dressed chickens cost?

Accepted Answer

Our whole dressed chickens are $7.00 per pound. Typically our dressed chickens weigh between 5 and 6 pounds.
Boneless breast $13.50 per pound
Bone-in thighs or bone-in wings $8.40 per pound
Drumsticks $4.50 per pound
Liner, Hearts and soup bones $4.00 per package
Chicken feet $8.00 per package
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Question 2

What makes your chickens special?

Accepted Answer

Our chickens are raised pasture centered. We utiliize our signature chicken coops that can be moved on a regular basis. Also the doors on our coops are opened during the day so they can forage on the pasture. We feed a non GMO and a non soy feed.
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Question 3

Are your chickens certified organic?

Accepted Answer

We are not certified organic, but we do follow organic farming practices. We have elected not to be certified organic due to the cost associated. 
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Question 4

How is WH Yardbirds different from other brands?

Accepted Answer

We are a small farm south of Norman in Washington Oklahoma. We are three generations. I have over 40 years experience in the food service industry and have a degree in Agriculture Economics from Texas A&M. I was raised on a farm and ranch in the panhandle of Texas. I have been married to my wife and partner Nancy for 45 years. Nancy was raised on a dairy and poultry farm in central Texas and will be involved in daily decisions and chores.
 
The second generation is my son Wade. He has a degree in Agronomy from Oklahoma State University  and is in charge of our pasture management. No herbicides or pesticides will be used on our pasture for our chickens. His wife Connie of 18 years was raised on a farm and ranch in Lindsay Oklahoma is also involved in daily operations.
The third generation is my grandson, Wade and Connie’s son. Connor is currently in high school and attending a Vo-tech welding program. He is not only our builder and welder; he is involved also in daily operations.
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Question 5

What makes WH Yardbirds different from what can be bought in the grocery store

Accepted Answer

1. We are not a factory farm. We are a small family farm that focuses on quality, not quanity of product that can be produced.
2, We believe in raising our chickens in the utmost humane way possible, The less stress an animal endures, the better the quality,
3. Our chickens have available at all times fresh water and fresh feed.
4. We will never overcroud our chickens, they are given plenty of room to move around and can forage on the pasture during the daylight hours.
5. Our chickens ar Happy Chickens and taste great, not the rubbery dry chicken that comes from factory farms.
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