NY Coturnix
Songster
I've never done it and was kind of wondering how that would work. I always thought that was the point of removing the head.
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Here you go, I just made a video the last go around , I try to explain everything as best I can.I think I'm going to butcher my excess males next Thursday- they will be just over 7 weeks.
What's the easiest fastest method? I plan to cut off their heads, but what is the best tool? Small hand loppers? Sharp kitchen scissors? PVC cutters? (Not the slow rising ones.) I want the most user-error proof method. I see most people saying kitchen scissors, but I get worried that there won't be enough power.
Also, one of the males has severe scoliosis, how would I go about cutting off his head? His neck is like a rollercoaster. I can attempt to get some pictures tomorrow if that helps.
Also do I make a small kill cone so I can use both hands to make a precise cut?
Finally, do I cut their heads, then hang them upside-down and let them bleed out for a bit? For how long?
Then dip them in hot water, and pluck them?
After that can they go straight in the freezer and go through rigor-mortis there?
Yes correctThe problem with a bloodless cull.... is that they do not bleed out.
That means the blood vessels will be full of blood, and the carcass isn't as appealing.
This video is NOT for butchering for human consumptionhere's a video that myshire did on a bloodless method of killing.