Well, it's turkey time again and we're processing birds again. I have a friend who has dogs and she is interested in livers, necks and feet for her dogs for treats. I've done a little research on prices but does anyone know what prices I should charge her? She's a friend and easy to deal with but I'm kind of starting from scratch here as the parts usually go in the compost and I've never thought about how much they're worth. I was going to just give them to her but she insists on giving me something for them.
Turkey Prices
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GBov
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We eat the giblets and necks first, they are even more of a favorite than the bird itself! :lol:
Have you tried googling turkey giblet dog treats?
Have you tried googling turkey giblet dog treats?
Throw the turkeys away. These things must be gold! :shock:
https://www.chewy.com/vital-essentials-turkey-giblets/dp/111041 2 oz.
https://www.amazon.com/Fresh-Is-Best-Turkey-Giblet/dp/B01BL6T4K8 4 oz. :roll:
https://www.chewy.com/vital-essentials-turkey-giblets/dp/111041 2 oz.
https://www.amazon.com/Fresh-Is-Best-Turkey-Giblet/dp/B01BL6T4K8 4 oz. :roll:
GBov
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There you go, says it all really! :roll:
Dontch just WISH to have that much moola to throw away like that? :lol:
Dontch just WISH to have that much moola to throw away like that? :lol:
UFCreel
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Just give them to your friend. Tell her to give you what ever she thinks the parts are worth. After all you say you normally compost them.
