theuglychick
Crowing
I tried the ole hatchet method and lets just say I didn't grow up swinging one and I won't be doing that again.
I honestly prefer a .22 but would be comfortable with a cone if I could be sure I could hit the artery with certainty.
Is there a trick to finding it? I mean, do I feel for a pulse? How can I be certain I'm cutting the right spot?
I honestly prefer a .22 but would be comfortable with a cone if I could be sure I could hit the artery with certainty.
Is there a trick to finding it? I mean, do I feel for a pulse? How can I be certain I'm cutting the right spot?
Whichever way you can that's quick and sure. You don't want to flinch or close your eyes at the wrong time and just injure the bird or injure yourself.
I grew up swinging an ax and hammer. I'm confident I can hit the target though as I'm getting older I use a hatchet instead of an ax. If you aren't comfortable you can hit the target you might consider a killing cone and a knife. Or maybe lopping shears. However you can.
The main things are you don't hurt yourself and you do the deed.