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:oldOh!!!! Thanks for saying that! That reminds me that I have some scrap 8×8's. I think! :highfive:

:oldMy DH was a logger/pulp wood'er for 30+ years, he can surely cut me a taller stump "to order". :fl :idunnoI'm honestly surprised we don't already have something like that, but I'm gonna look into acquiring one.:highfive:

I want one! Especially with the banding!

That's what I'm hoping for. I may give him a camo color feather dye-job as well.

:highfive:Amen, sister!!!! I'm awaiting the arrival of my upgraded beheading pedestal myself! I already have the BIGBIRD "kit" to be installed upon arrival. I've got alterations to make to the "kit" for HUGE neck birds before I kill my 10 pound pekin. :th Wonder where @R2elk ordered his...

I know what ya mean! It was not a homesteaders wife's picnic trying to hack at that crested ducks neck with a hatchet either. I think my chainsaw would've worked quicker (maybe bloodier). Those duck necks are so freaking thick & muscular, I think there's gotta be a better way than what I did. I...

I'd cut my own foot off if I had to handle an axe or splitting maul. That's why I needed a beheading station with a head/neck holder so I can keep all my fingers. Poultry shears work incredibly well for beheadings & cullings. Start out with a pair of scissors before upgrading to other or...

Mine's an Estwing! And my gallows beside my beheading station.... Oh, my goodness, right?!?!? I do like @R2elk (s) beheading stump. Wonder if I can order me one off of Amazon?

I posted a thread about his ear in the "medical" or "emergency" forums a while back. I just don't see any way to help it without first making it worse again by "reopening" the original wound. I'm tempted to ask my vet if he would consider a little "pro bono" work....

Exactly! I could start selling "beheading" kits... Includes 1 crooked wire, 2 big screws & 3 shiny washers!!!!

Rustic, to say the least!:confused: but it does get the job done.

Yep, let me grab a few pictures. It works awesome on quail and chickens! It gives me that extra hand I need. Reckneck "enginuity" (unsure if I spelled that right). 3 large washers, 2 industrial screws & a heavy gauge wire....

:thumbsup I think I may try this. I just think he's such a pretty bird with all that WHITE. I use the stacked stump for beheadings. There's a "head/neck holder" on the top stump so I can chop heads easier. :oops:NOTE TO SELF: this head/neck holder is not an effective device for use on huge...

:hugsding-ding-ding:highfive: :oldI'll need about 3 or 4 spray bottles, each containing a different shade...... :celebrateI'd totally "tie-dye" him if I could accomplish that task! :oldI'm gonna think about this. :confused:Wonder how often I'd hafta touch up his roots!?!? :loveAw, he's a...

Of course he's worth mil-billions......to me! :love

There is alot of cover, they tend to run from barn to porch to woods & back again multiple times throughout the day. I do like the camo idea too. A saddle apron made out of suede leather (like chaps) would be too cute too. :thOh, yeah?! I feel safer already then.

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I can name the leather clad hen Sandra Dee, call her "Sandy".

Eh, I'll send that rooster out in a rainbow color tutu if it'll help his chances of survival. @R2elk is just being practical, understandable. :thumbsup I can actually picture him in my minds eye, only bc I grew up watching the good cartoons.:pop

:oldWhat do the foxes do, just sit around waiting on a perfect opportunity? :oops: :mad:Sly little foxes, they must all die!!! :idunnoWhat does the fox say? :gig:lauROTFLMBO:lau:gig