More added equipment for me
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Nontypical Buck
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From: NewLowell ,Ontario ,Canada
I just got off the phone and am the proud owner of a Automatic Turkey Plucker. You dip the birds in warm/hot water for a few seconds and toss them in this spin drum with rubber fingers and in a minute of tumbling , they come out like a Butter ball right out of the store. Purfect for the deep frier...BT [:-]
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Bosstom, let us know how it works out for you...that' s the worst part about turkey hunting, that' s if there is a worst part....
I loves to hunt them, I loves to harvest them, I loves to eat them but....well you must to that' s why you bought one. 
I loves to hunt them, I loves to harvest them, I loves to eat them but....well you must to that' s why you bought one. 
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From: Brampton Ontario CANADA
LOL....only you would get something like that Adrian....just kidding...so how much will you be charging to pluck turkeys.....
...I can see that ads now.....Adrian the Professional Turkey Plucker & to think some people referred to you as the Professional Dog _ucker...........opps I didn' t say that now did I???? So when are we going to get our deer stands out bud..time is running out!!!!! Give me a call..............Brampton Mike [8D]
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Nontypical Buck
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From: NewLowell ,Ontario ,Canada
Boy ,, do you ever got alot of friends when your a Turkey plucker !
Mike , I' m a hard guy when it comes to spending $20.00 bucks ,, but then again ,it was wirth seeing just for the idea...BT
Mike , I' m a hard guy when it comes to spending $20.00 bucks ,, but then again ,it was wirth seeing just for the idea...BT
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Calif
Adrian,we use one of those same turbins for our quail,ducks ,and turkeys out at our club.I know exactly how well it works and is to us an invaluable piece of equipment in processing our meat for our hunters in a short amount of time.The key is your water temp in soaking your bird in preperation for the tumbler.To hot and the skin tears easily,to cold and the feathers hold on longer.We have a huge pot that is heat controlled by a valve using gas fuel.I belive around a 160 to 180 degrees works best for us and we check it by a using a thermometer.If the feathers rub right off out of the hot water the birds ready for the tumbler.You got yourself a great piece of equipment there buddy!!![8D]




