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This is my second year raising meat chickens. The first year I ordered 25 day old heavy breed cockrels. Raised them for 24 weeks then butchered them. They were different breeds and it was a little hard to kill them. They tasted okay but not good enough to do it again. The next time I ordered 25 Cornish Cross chicks.he first year I ordered 25 day old heavy breed cockrels. Raised them for 24 weeks then butchered them. They were different breeds and it was a little hard to kill them. They tasted okay but not good enough to do it again.
Confidence votes 14. Cornish hens (an all white meat bird) weigh on average about 1 1/4 lbs., though anything between 1 and 2 lbs. is normal. In order to meet USDA requirements, Cornish hens must be slaughtered between 4 and 6 weeks of age and weigh no more than 2 lbs.