Whiting Farms: How the world's best hackle is made!
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2018
- Everything you wanted to know about how your hackles are hatched, coddled, grown and land on your doorstep!
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One of the best videos about our sport and how the supply chain works that I’ve ever watched. Great job on this one.
Awesome video! It is apparent that Dr. Whiting loves what he does and takes great care of his birds. As fly tier I am eternally grateful for all that he does!
Given the sheer amount of products Whiting offers, I always assumed it was a huge operation. But that drone shot at the end is absolutely staggering. Good work, Whiting folks and Fly Fish Food!
That is an overhead shot of one of his farms. The other one is bigger.
O.o
What a crazy way to make a living. It's a wonderful thing for us fly tyers. Where would we be without your experise and hard work. Thank you all. I better get to tying!
Guys, this video is spectacular! I want one of everything I see to tie flies- and I really do want that, but I’m mostly amazed to witness the process of excellence and genius. The amount of education, research, hard work, investment capital. and sheer passion to produce these fine products is truly amazing. For those of us north of 50, it wasn’t that long ago where the most expensive grade #1 Hoffman necks were truly crap by today’s Whiting standards- I still have a half dozen of those necks. Anyways, great job bringing this to us first person. The looks on your faces show how much you are amazed too and that is really cool!
In a word, amazing. Thanks for taking the time to do this trip guys.
This was a great video that highlights all the hard work that goes into out flies!
Gracias a todos los trabajadores de Whiting Farms, sin ustedes esta operación no sería la misma. Gracias Paisanos!!!!!!!!
Wow! Hard to imagine how much time an effort has been put into getting us the most beautiful hackles in the world. I rethink every fly I tie now after seeing so many variations , just amazing
You guys and gals are awesome. Thank you for the tour... Makes me wanna come back again some time
I really enjoyed this video, your capes are brilliant now I know why . Thank you all for allowing me to enjoy my fly tying.. Reg
Thank You to all the folks at Whiting and y'all 2 for doing this video.
The level of detail, technology and knowledge in the Whiting Farms business line is truly amazing. I will only use this suppliers products having watched this video twice; real education here, best in class. Thanks so much for taking the time and producing this video, it is great to see you guys really understand and help continuously raise the bar of our sport (way of life).
Absolutely amazing, thank you to all at Whiting Farms!
Important to me . . . capes and saddles responsibly raised and harvested. Read the “Feather Thief”, then researched commercial chicken breeding and was mortified. I feel much better about the Whiting capes and saddles on my tying desk. Thanks for this.
Wow! Who would have thought.
Amazing! When I started tying there was no such thing as genetic hackle! Only Indian birds. So glad you guys are here.
Thanks to the whiting team from Germany🇩🇪😍 🎣
Really great, in depth video. Glad that you guys made this. Shows all the work that goes into getting the best traits for the best hackle
Thanks for the video. Lots of great information! Dr. Whiting really knows his business. Incredible passion!!
Great video, thanks to everyone at Whiting for the work they do to supply us tyers with a great product!
One of the most interesting videos iv,e ever watched.
I own a lot of Whiting feathers and love every single one, awesome video
Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for letting us tag along.
Love Whiting! Best feathers ever and forever!
I must be a wimp. It makes me sad that the birds have to be killed. Are the bodies used for feed for animals or what? Hopefully, they don't just end up in the garbage.
Thanks for posting. Mind boggling process. I thought raising chickens would be hard work, but this is way more sophisticated than I expected.
Imagine spending your day sexing chicks. At work, we got a job applicant whose only work experience was in a lab sexing lobsters.
Well, that was interesting, to say the least, a lot of handwork goes into a hackle that I wind on to a hook! Oh, and the price one pays is not all that out of line considering what goes into the product in the first place. All I can say is thank you very much for the work that is being done so I can have my carefree days casting flies, I tied to the trout I love just so much.
Thank you! Another awesome video!
I was looking at why the dry fly saddle was so expensive, now I know why.
Love that chill handsome rooster lol
Where are his whiting true blues? Many chicken keepers need good breeding stock to keep his work up. Love blue eggs and good hackles.
Amazing 👏
Amazing and we'll done guys! Thanks to the Dr and his all stars. Curtis if you do the titles and editing it's awesome, Cheech your one liners are lmao platinum. The trimmings "Chewy" was doing, do they go into the Variety packs? What happens to the roosters that don't make it to breeder heaven? It's a facinating science done by a man that cares alot about he does. Hopefully there's an apprentice that will continue his work. Well done guys! 👍
Thanks for the great and informative video.
Just FASCINATING! Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you guys so much for putting this vid out! Definitely a great look into the best hackle company and very eye opening for an amateur chicken wrangler/rancher like myself. I know I will never get to the point Whiting is at, but a great look at how the pro's do it, versus my amateur attempts at getting hackle I raise in my own flock. Cheers to you guys, and keep the great content up!
Nice! Not far from me. I live near Durango Colorado. The genetics is fascinating. Reminds me a little of the cannabis industry.
Thank you.
Awesome video. This was really interesting to watch. Thanks guys!
And when they're done with work they can hit up the Gunnison river bordering the property 😂 such a cool place. You can tell how much he loves his chickens.... The way he handles, talks to them and talks about them. I hope if I come back as a chicken I end up here and not some Perdue farm😂
Amazing set up.
Thank you, I have enjoyed this video
Thank u for making it happen
And what do they do with the meat?
Compost.
awesome to say the least well enjoyed
thank you!
Wow
Thanks
Where do the bodies go? Dog food?
very interesting
Amazing video. To bad you did Not show a spey rooster as that is the feathers I use 😅
Hola como estas, te saludo desde argentina patagonia rio Limay lugar de grande marrones migratorias, excelentes videos sobre esos hermosos gallos. Te hago una consulta sabes si hay foma de consegir algunos ejemplares para criar aca en argentina saludos
Alejandro Torres saludos Alejandro. Lamentablemente no hay manera de conseguir ejemplares para criar de estos tipos de gallos. La ciencia es muy guardada.
What type of chickens do the grizzlys come from
No, ontogeny does not recapitulate phylogeny.
"Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny." It's a catchy phrase first proposed by Ernst Haeckel back in the 1860's. The work that led to this idea actually goes back to the 1820's from work by Étienne Serres who advanced on the work of Johann Friedrich Meckel (Meckel-Serres law) .
However, it's not true. A better phrase would be, "Ontogeny sometimes appears to recapitulate phylogeny." While the appearance of an embryo in various stages during embryogenesis often superficially resembles adult stages of the organism's evolutionary ancestors, genuine embryogenesis is very much more complicated and nuanced. This was well recognized by the mid 1950's as more and more detailed studies were done in evolutionary developmental biology.
Today, Haeckel's phrase is relegated to the trash bin of biological history, or if you prefer, biological mythology.
I’m with the Doc on this one. I tie flies, therefore I’m a hackle expert.
Is there anyway you could get a live whiting farms chicken because I live on a ranch and I just think it would be cool to have Beautiful chicken like that
You can buy Whiting commercial birds, just not the genetic hackle jobbers. No way a hackle bird leaves the ranch alive
Fly Fish Food damn I guess I’ll just go back to trying to make my own
Why do they rotate the eggs during incubation?
Interesting I guess, but you skipped the part I’m really interested in: the skinning and curing
Trade secrets.
how good is the meat???
Compost
I include my whiting farms hackle collection into my net worth. 😜
Absolutely an amazing operation! As the proud owner of at least a couple dozen of their necks and saddles I'm blown away by the science that goes into producing these incredible birds!
When they sort the male and female one day old chicks, what happens to the female birds that aren't kept for hen hackles or breed stock, are they just discarded? Seems like such a waste if they just throw them out with the trash. And what does happen with all the meat after the birds have been killed, are they going to soup companies or what? I totally agree these birds have a very pampered life but I hope nothing goes to waste. As a hunter and fisherman I'm definitely not an animal rights extremist, but I'd hate to think they're wasting these birds that don't make the grade or the meat byproduct that remain after removing the skins and feathers. Just sayin!
Whiting price fixes by selling too dealers only. Who does whiting,self the best feathers. Dealers raise prices to everyday anglers. Who gets the best feathers we can’t drive or fly too your store. How can we be assured we can get the best feathers for us average fly Tyler’s. I want the best Coc de Leon rooster cape color medium Pardo. You currently are out of stock. Can you put me at the top of the list.
I'd love to get a hold of a calm rooster like those, my rooster BBC is a straight up Bastard of an asshole rooster who attacks my ass every time I need to got in the hen house to collect eggs.... anyhow, great video thank you for posting this.
Charles Darwin would be proud.
I don't get it. At about minute 18 he talks about how his chicken have the best life in earth and in minute 1 I see how he has them in tiny cages without any form of freedom or things to enjoy. Maybe I'm not american enough to enjoy that kind of paradoxon.
Anthropomorphism of animals is always something that pulls at the heartstrings. It doesn't always work that way.
Based on the hierarchy of needs, the birds pretty much won’t grow feathers if they don’t feel safe and comfortable.
@@Diridari I hope you don't use any animal products in your daily living or fly tying. It would probably be pretty weird for you.
You could try being a better human every day. No need to justify your simple view of the world.
I’ll start by tying some flies from the feathers of a happy bird.
Well said buddy. Give them the best life before transitioning to the end of life.
I'm gonna go get a job there and drop a few eggs in my pocket. JK. Seriously what they produce is incredible. I just wish someone else would start a farm and create some competition in the marketplace. I don't think it will ever happen though. Too many years of investment and absolute expertise to do what whiting has done.