it works like a charm . remember to keep your feet as close to the breast as you can and just pull the feet with steady pressure . it works well with freshly killed ones or with them at the end of the day as well .
it only works if you do it soon after dispatching the bird. otherwise usually I just pull open the skin on the breast and detatch the wings. from there on usually a good pull is all it takes to get the breast to detatch with almost no cutting involved.
If I don't do that, what I do is cut around the "ass" and pull the gizzards out from there. You get pretty damn bloody but it works great if you are still out in the woods and are in a rush.
Easy way to go, if you just want the breast. Very little meat on the rear legs anyway. Makes it easier to find and remove the shot, too (hold the breast up to a bright light). I think leaving the skin on gives better taste but you have to be careful not to chomp down on shot.
it works like a charm . remember to keep your feet as close to the breast as you can and just pull the feet with steady pressure . it works well with freshly killed ones or with them at the end of the day as well .
it only works if you do it soon after dispatching the bird. otherwise usually I just pull open the skin on the breast and detatch the wings. from there on usually a good pull is all it takes to get the breast to detatch with almost no cutting involved.
If I don't do that, what I do is cut around the "ass" and pull the gizzards out from there. You get pretty damn bloody but it works great if you are still out in the woods and are in a rush.
Easy way to go, if you just want the breast. Very little meat on the rear legs anyway. Makes it easier to find and remove the shot, too (hold the breast up to a bright light). I think leaving the skin on gives better taste but you have to be careful not to chomp down on shot.
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it works like a charm . remember to keep your feet as close to the breast as you can and just pull the feet with steady pressure . it works well with freshly killed ones or with them at the end of the day as well .
it only works if you do it soon after dispatching the bird. otherwise usually I just pull open the skin on the breast and detatch the wings. from there on usually a good pull is all it takes to get the breast to detatch with almost no cutting involved.
It works like you wouldn't imagine. All you have to do after that is break both wings off.
Thanks for all of the good answers!!
If I don't do that, what I do is cut around the "ass" and pull the gizzards out from there. You get pretty damn bloody but it works great if you are still out in the woods and are in a rush.
Quick? Doing it by stepping on the wings has it gutted, the feathers off, and the wings off withing 1 minute.
Easy way to go, if you just want the breast. Very little meat on the rear legs anyway. Makes it easier to find and remove the shot, too (hold the breast up to a bright light). I think leaving the skin on gives better taste but you have to be careful not to chomp down on shot.
yup been doing it that way for years, works great
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it works like a charm . remember to keep your feet as close to the breast as you can and just pull the feet with steady pressure . it works well with freshly killed ones or with them at the end of the day as well .
it only works if you do it soon after dispatching the bird. otherwise usually I just pull open the skin on the breast and detatch the wings. from there on usually a good pull is all it takes to get the breast to detatch with almost no cutting involved.
It works like you wouldn't imagine. All you have to do after that is break both wings off.
Thanks for all of the good answers!!
If I don't do that, what I do is cut around the "ass" and pull the gizzards out from there. You get pretty damn bloody but it works great if you are still out in the woods and are in a rush.
Quick? Doing it by stepping on the wings has it gutted, the feathers off, and the wings off withing 1 minute.
Easy way to go, if you just want the breast. Very little meat on the rear legs anyway. Makes it easier to find and remove the shot, too (hold the breast up to a bright light). I think leaving the skin on gives better taste but you have to be careful not to chomp down on shot.
yup been doing it that way for years, works great
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