Ducks In Chicken Plucker

[Coralietg]

Yes, I can imagine. This may sound strange but out of respect for the proper way to humanely process a bird, this is clearly not the way to do it. Although this duck was not intended to look this way after processing and there was some type of "malfunction" with the process, I feel so bad and guilty of the outcome. I really hate to put the duck's body on display for the whole world to see. Poor duck.

I understand! The only plus side is that at least it was a malfunction with the cleaning, as opposed to the dispatching. It seems like a complete fluke, especially when others seem to have had some success.

 

[kuntrygirl]

Yes, I can imagine. This may sound strange but out of respect for the proper way to humanely process a bird, this is clearly not the way to do it. Although this duck was not intended to look this way after processing and there was some type of "malfunction" with the process, I feel so bad and guilty of the outcome. I really hate to put the duck's body on display for the whole world to see. Poor duck. :/

I understand! The only plus side is that at least it was a malfunction with the cleaning, as opposed to the dispatching. It seems like a complete fluke, especially when others seem to have had some success.

Yes, you are right. Hopefully, I can post proudly a beautiful processed duck any day now. I'm hoping.

 

[Anna-MN]

I'd like a picture PMd to me please. I have contemplated putting a duck in my chicken plucker and have wondered the results.

 

[LaurelC]

If it's helpful at all, based on the photo, the duck was basically torn open. It wasn't pretty.

 

[oldrooster]

If it's helpful at all, based on the photo, the duck was basically torn open. It wasn't pretty.

My reply was it looked like road kill. if that helps people.