Vang’s Chicken Farm

$ 10 each to butcher and clean my turkeys… I’ll take it! Great service and so worth not having to deal with the mess. They even give me back the feet, organs, neck and head. I hate wasting any part of the bird. I highly recommend Vangs.

this place is one of the absolute best places to get fresh meat in fresno. I was looking for a place to get meat that was different from the same boring selection of mass produced chicken, beef and pork at the stores. this place may not sell rabbit but they have chicken, quail, duck, Guinea fowl and pheasants that are healthy, plump and amazing. the older man was friendly and enjoyed his job. they no longer will slaughter the animal due to new state regulations but im ok with doing it myself. I figure if im going to eat it I might as well be «hands on» and im a hunter so it doesn’t bother me.
his prices are more than reasonable. I got 11 quail and one guinea for 37 bucks. try buying a quail for 2.50 ea at the supermarket. I think I found my new supplier for chicken and exotic fowl for a long time to come.
now if I could just get a place with some rabbit id be set!

I purchased two hens from here and they started laying two days after I got them! They have huge amounts of chickens, ducks, quail, and other types. In the eyes of the man that assisted us, I could see he loved his job. He is so passionate about having his own chicken farm and he was excited to show us what chickens he had. There prices are low, while still maintaining great quality.

Awesome experience! The helper at the chicken coup is a bit hard of hearing so you will need to speak up but great selection when we went. Purchased 45 chickens, 8 quails, and 4 pheasants. Took a while to pluck with automatic machine but great little shady outdoor waiting area. For a chicken farm it didn’t smell too bad and the bathroom was clean.
P. S. Listening to Hmong gossip was excellent entertainment as well.
If you are in mood for fresh or live chicken come here.
P. S.S. Nice lady also gave us some cilantro as well.

Neat little experience. Bought a San Diego Chicken for $ 8.50 and two quails for $ 2.25 a piece. They kill them on site if you want, $ 1 to clean the chicken and $ 0.25 to clean a quail. I recommend having them cleaned unless you want a free avian anatomy lesson. A little bit sketch, but the freshest birds you can find.

After having to pluck and gut what seemed like a never ending supply of chickens for my grandpa, I have a new appreciation for Vang’s Chicken Farm. I lived in a chicken farm, so I don’t particularly like to bring back such memories — BUT now that I have a choice to do it myself or have a machine do it for no cost at all, I’m favoring the machine.
I don’t mind that we have to go and catch our own chickens, it’s not like they run wild in the farm AND they even give you a 5 foot stick with a little hook on it for extra arm length. For pigeons, you get a net (yes, they fly all over the cage). PLUS, they have little wagons for the chicken cages so that you wouldn’t have to break your back carrying them back to the «plucker machine»… It takes no less than 30 minutes and you’ve got yourself 11 chickens, 10 pigeons ready to go all nice and clean… Of course, you still have to gut them — but that’s WAY easier than everything else that comes before it.
I don’t know the difference — but my grandma definitely prefers fresh chicken over the ones that’s been sitting in their packages for who knows how long. The place is in the middle of «nowhereland», but it’s definitely worth going all the way there when you got a special request for some fresh chicken/​pigeon/​duck/​etc.