DRESSING THE BIRD
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RE: DRESSING THE BIRD
If you want to bake it ordeep fry it then you need to pluck it. Keep the skin on.
It is easy to pluck. I boil a large pan of water then pour it into a five gallon bucket then add some cold water to get it to the right temp. You'll want it just hot enough to make the feathers slip but not so hot as to cook the bird. Soak it until the wing feathers start to pull out easily then pull like a mad man before it gets cold. You can pluck it in just a couple of minutes then singe the fine hairs and gut, cook, and enjoy.
It is easy to pluck. I boil a large pan of water then pour it into a five gallon bucket then add some cold water to get it to the right temp. You'll want it just hot enough to make the feathers slip but not so hot as to cook the bird. Soak it until the wing feathers start to pull out easily then pull like a mad man before it gets cold. You can pluck it in just a couple of minutes then singe the fine hairs and gut, cook, and enjoy.
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: DRESSING THE BIRD
ORIGINAL: killmeatm
I breast them out by filleting along the breast bone. I once had the bright idea to grill the legs, they turned out so tough my lab coulnd'v get them off the bone.
I breast them out by filleting along the breast bone. I once had the bright idea to grill the legs, they turned out so tough my lab coulnd'v get them off the bone.
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Location: Bandera, Texas
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RE: DRESSING THE BIRD
ORIGINAL: killmeatm
Thanks for the info jlmoore I'll have to try that because I hate waisting any part of the animals I kill.
Thanks for the info jlmoore I'll have to try that because I hate waisting any part of the animals I kill.
Advantage of cold pull. You can make chilli, soup, bbq! Fajitas! What ever you can imagine!
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