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Maybe the difference is merely in dry feathers vs. wet feathers. In the reviews, nearly all of them stated the Cabelas plucker was ineffective if the waterfowl was wet, which was the major downfall of marketing a plucker for waterfowl hunters. All the reviews stated the plucker was very...

Very similar design with the only difference I can see is the length of the fingers.

Interesting! The reviews were mixed on wet birds, though, so this sounds like it would work better dry...maybe due to the shorter fingers?

I've hand plucked the CX and it was so different from regular DP chickens. One could almost just wipe the feathers off as these birds are so young and tender. I'm wondering why ducks can be dry plucked and these young CX cannot? I know the feathers are smaller gauge on a duck but the CX are...

I've seen several designs for drill pluckers and watched them in action on YouTube. I can see room for improvement on the designs I saw, one of which is to mount a plastic guard over the plucker to deflect feathers. Another is the length of the fingers and the speed of the drill...I think one...