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I don't think the plucking is that bad though. Once you get the scalding worked out, it's pretty simple and quick.

Maybe I don't scald mine hot enough. Have you saw those drill chicken pluckers? The feathers fly off. I have really old craftsman tablesaw that was give to me. The blade is run off a belt and pulley with a separate electric motor, stands about waist high. I'm going to convert it this summer into a chicken plucker. I think it will be perfect.
 
Hi all. my internet is screwy today. off/on all day

jem - LOVE the brussels wonder if they would grow here? I roast mine w/ mushrooms, red onion and balsamic vinegar for like 20 min Yummers.
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OMG why have I never thought too have mushrooms with brussel sprouts before what a awesome idea!
 
Jem, nothing special really. Hope you get a good deal.

Beer, 65C is what we use, works like a charm. Wash them with cold water and soap, then rinse a bit and then scald. The washing makes the feathers wet and makes the scalding quicker, so you don't heat the meat.
 
@Sharps Big 50 Have you saw the new Rem muzzleloader? Takes four 50grain pellets and they say good for 300yrds. The primer is in a cut down .308 case. I'd love to have it but I already have a CVA inline. My next one will be a cap and ball, cheaper to shoot. Maybe someday.
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