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Catching escaped chickens with wire noose. NSW 2024

Catching escaped chickens with wire noose. - Hens would often escape from the crates, before being recaptured by workers. - Captured at E.T Chicken Processing, Llandilo NSW Australia.

Catching escaped chickens with wire noose.

Hens would often escape from the crates, before being recaptured by workers.

Categories	Slaughterhouse
Species	Chickens
Tags	Chicken Chickens Chicken Slaughter Slaughterhouse Animal Slaughter Hidden Camera Investigation Shackle Shut Down Slaughterhouses Layer Hens Broilers Kill Room Kill Floor Screenshot Stun Pen
Published	Wed 16 April 2025
Captured/filmed	November 2024
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Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Farm Transparency Project This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Farm Transparency Project. Link not required.
Country	Australia
Location	E.T Chicken Processing, Llandilo, New South Wales, Australia Open in map Open in gallery

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