- Jan 6, 2013
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What I have done is take 6 medium sized Gator Aide bottles and cut the bottoms off. Then I used a small screw and mounted them to the inside of a 5 gallon bucket. After I decapitate one bird, I stuff it into one of the Gator Aide bottles head fir... uhh, bloody end first, then go retrieve another bird. Repeat the whole process until I have 6 birds no longer twitchin in the Gator Aide bottles. Then I pull them out, one by one and go assembly line on them, first cutting off the legs, then the wings, then pulling the skin off.... you get the idea. I can do a dozen birds in 15 minutes if I don't get side tracked.I got a question for you all that are processing multiple birds: do you kill all the birds then process the carcasses or do you kill one bird at a time and process each one separately? I ask because **** do they twitch a long time after they've been beheaded and bled out.
Then when I'm done, I take the bucket to the hose and completely rinse the blood off of the bottles and store it upside down to dry off to use it the next time around. Speaking of next time, I'm going to watch a few videos on de-boning quail before hand so I can get that down.
James