Squab, a.k.a. a young pigeon, used to be one of the most popular protein sources in the U.S., only to be supplanted by chicken in the mid-20th century. 

To be of proper squab caliber, squab must be harvested from only young pigeons. 

Their diets consists of wild free-range whole grains and are hormone & antibiotic free. 

Each bird weights on average 16-17 ounces per piece. 

Wood Pigeon are shipped fresh