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Adrian J Hare 10-30-2003 01:31 PM

Auto Turkey plucker
 
Here' s a plucker I picked up for turkeys. Place the bird in that drum with the rubber fingers and in two minutes it comes out featherless. good for deep fried turkeys...BT

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Bobgobble2 10-30-2003 04:48 PM

RE: Auto Turkey plucker
 
Very nice BT!!Very similar to ours!We throw as many as 3 ducks and 6 quail in our turbin!![8D]

maytom 10-30-2003 05:34 PM

RE: Auto Turkey plucker
 
I never seen one of those things before BT. Does the inside of that drum rotate? I guess I don' t know how it works just by looking at it. Could you explain the process of starting that procedure for us!!;)

Adrian J Hare 10-30-2003 07:56 PM

RE: Auto Turkey plucker
 
Paul, you have to heat the bird up in water 140* and place it in the drum , the bottom is the only part that turns, this tumbles the bird and the rubber fingers yank the feathers...BT

maytom 10-31-2003 12:59 AM

RE: Auto Turkey plucker
 
Thanks Adrian!!! Looks like a slick idea!! Maybe we can try that out this spring!!;)

jalvja 10-31-2003 07:58 AM

RE: Auto Turkey plucker
 
After seein one of those things work for the first time last Spring,I gotta say I was impressed.Man you Canadians got everything.:D

Canonoch 11-18-2003 09:50 PM

RE: Auto Turkey plucker
 
Anybody know where I can find plans to make one??

Also as a note a person may want to remove the flight feathers by hand and keep them sorted by side. I know arrow makers who use them for fletching on traditional arrows.

JeramyK 11-19-2003 06:43 AM

RE: Auto Turkey plucker
 
That' s a nifty product. I may have to look into investing in one. ;)

da hunting ace 11-19-2003 07:35 PM

RE: Auto Turkey plucker
 
Just take a shop vac and suck the feathers off;)


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