My first meat birds

[Missceegee]

This might apply to the learning process:
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Sounds about right.

 

[HomesteadMom5]

If you have some heavy duty string (or even tie wire), some place to hang, a knife, a big stock pot and a clean surface then you’re good to go.
Your first go will take a while, but once you do a few you get faster. Have some faith in yourself
My husband bought a fancy plucker and I personally don’t like it, I pluck by hand. I do hogs too - he bought a pneumatic skinner from someone and although it’s neat I still prefer a knife. You don’t need anything fancy even though my husband seems to think so or he just likes spending money

 

[Parront]

If you have some heavy duty string (or even tie wire), some place to hang, a knife, a big stock pot and a clean surface then you’re good to go.
Your first go will take a while, but once you do a few you get faster. Have some faith in yourself
My husband bought a fancy plucker and I personally don’t like it, I pluck by hand. I do hogs too - he bought a pneumatic skinner from someone and although it’s neat I still prefer a knife. You don’t need anything fancy even though my husband seems to think so or he just likes spending money

This is the method we have always used.