Yardbird Large Poultry Restraining Cones, 2-Pack, Fits Poultry 6-12 Pounds, Galvanized Steel Material, Integrated Mounting Hole, Easy to Clean, 43649

The product worked as advertised. Very sturdy, it made the task somewhat easier. Although only one cone was in the box and I ordered a set of two, Amazon made it right with a partial refund. I may order a second to speed the process. Other reviewers suggested getting a larger one than the product description suggested, and I concur. This size was right for birds 4 to 6 pounds. Would certainly buy the product again and shop from this company.

Works great! Size is a little big for smaller birds, but I made some smaller cones out of flashing, slipped them down inside these cones and it worked like a charm. Processed chickens without any issues. Metal is sturdy and should last for years. Good value if you have chickens. Cleanup was a breeze with a hose. Recommended.

We used these to butcher 8 pound meat chickens and 35 pound turkeys. The meat birds could at times get their legs down into the cone and flip over so generally had to hold legs when first dispatching bird. Turkeys were a little big but helped hold bird while opening artery.

Very nice product! Just the right size. I'll be using these this summer to process 18 meat birds! Good value, looks really easy to clean. Everything is already put together so no hassle. Can't wait to use them.

Heavy duty, fit my massive birds, smooth edges making them safe to use. These are by far the best cones I’ve purchased and I feel they will hold up for years

8 week old cornish cross birds fir perfect inside. Birds were 6lbs dressed average. Glad I got this size

These worked perfectly for our large broilers. Our final weights ranged from 6 lbs to nearly 11 lbs and all fit nicely in these cones. They're large, sturdy, very well built, and easy to install. We used a washer for each screw for added support. I expect they'll last a good long time.

They're huuuuge! I bought the large size because I was doing full grown roosters. I'd recommend these only for turkeys, geese or the very largest ducks and chickens. The hole on the bottom was big enough that the smallest rooster we did (not full size admittedly on that one) was able to slide all the way through and even the big ones were able to slide their wings through. Kinda defeats the purpose. I know I sound critical, but I'm really just cautioning about the size you choose, not if you should choose them.