Field dressing tip

[Wirehairs]

http://www.youtube.com/user/outdoorsmenvideos#p/u/9/qkUttoWXuZE

Check this out on getting the tendons out of drumsticks. Looks pretty easy and will definatley make the legs easier/better for eating

 

[kscountryboy11]

http://www.youtube.com/user/outdoorsmenvideos#p/u/9/qkUttoWXuZE

Check this out on getting the tendons out of drumsticks. Looks pretty easy and will definatley make the legs easier/better for eating

interesting..might have to give that try. i never eat the legs for that reason. might have to see how it works and give it a try

 

[haymaker]

Thanks for putting that up. It looks simple enough.

 

[winchester21]

After all these years!! Why the hell didn't I know of this???! Thank you.

 

[onpoint]

Looks like it works very well. should work weather you pick your birds or skin them. :10sign:

 

[quail hound]

Great tip, thanks. I always eat the legs but this will make them that much better.

 

[jmac]

That's so simple , I can't believe I have not thought of it before. Thanks Wirehairs for sharing that.:thumbsup:

 

[cheesy]

Can't view from work, whats the cliff's notes version of the video?

 

[quail hound]

Can't view from work, whats the cliff's notes version of the video?

Break pheasants leg just below the knee, step on pheasants foot, holding pheasant by the leg pull straight up removing leg and foot with tendons. That's it pretty simple.

 

[pheasantaddict]

I love the legs. What a great tip!

 

[GSP]

Freakin awesome. So simple, yet it eluded me all these years.

Wonder if a guy could do that with a turkey too. Might require a bit more elbow grease, but I bet it would work.

 

[JayhawkJ]

Great tip!

 

[Rusty Trigger]

wonder if it still works under the spur? great tip.

 

[nstric]

wonder if it still works under the spur? great tip.

I learned of this last year from a guy, and he was clear in that the break should be above the spur. This said, I've not tried it any other way.

 

[hardpoint wires]

nice tip hate eating around them

 

[Gove County Britts]

if it cant be done under the spur will it still be easy to do with birds after you travel home from out of state just wondering for some of the others who have to leave a foot or plumage on when they travel back home