Posted by kyplowboy on May 14, 2009 at 12:03:37 from (98.80.56.149):
In Reply to: Dirtiest jobs posted by Mark W. on May 14, 2009 at 09:43:26:
Loading cages of live chickens using a Lewis Mola 2000 "chickenbine". Most of the jobs on the crew was not bad but working on the back where the chickens came out of the machine and went into the cages was not fun. Not only would every one of them have a "movement" in the two foot space they were fly'n by your head, as often as not the head would be messed up and would pick up as much litter as it would birds. Then you would have to work on some of the nasty farms that did not get taken care of very well and the chickenbine would pick up all the "blue birds" in the houses.
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