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Haha! I have had the head come off on a few game birds too. @ChickenKeep01 this is what I was warning against in my post when I wrote "The spinning action isn't like you would spin a sling or lasso..." It's a faster, tighter motion closer to whipping eggs with a whisk. I'll get some videos/pics...

Here is an alternative I just picked up from a friend and am doing all my birds this way from now on. Get a chair, dish towel you don't particularly like, and either a paring knife, short filet knife or knife that is fairly narrow and has a good point and very sharp edge. If you had access to a...

I can't say I would suggest doing it that way, but if you absolutely want to, there is a slight trick and we call it "ringing" at least when it is a game bird. If you were looking the animal straight on, facing it, and it's head and neck was stretched toward you, grab the bird like you were...