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    Default Wild Game Washer

    One of the guys pulled this out at today’s shoot when we were about to clean birds. I was kinda skeptical but after breasting them out we thew the birds in there and had 58 dove breasts in there at once. Gave it about 2 minutes after we threw the last one in and they came out without a feather on them.

    Sure beat rinsing each individual dove breast off under the faucet at the cleaning table. Just figured I’d pass it along

    Last edited by Duck cutter; 09-06-2021 at 07:34 PM.
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    I pluck mine as soon as I retrieve them then finish removing head, wings, guts and feet when I get home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tater View Post
    I pluck mine as soon as I retrieve them then finish removing head, wings, guts and feet when I get home.
    I’ve always cleaned them submersed in a bucket of water, really cuts down on the feather mess. Still always had to wash them all individually to really clean them up, this would just help speed up the last part
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    Order 2 when you order one and I'll pay your for it.

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    I breast my doves just like I breast a turkey. Never even get into the guts or anything. Pull the skin from the breast and use a 4" fillet knife to fillet the meat and throw the rest into a bucket. Easy, peasy.
    Crops are harvested, animals are killed.

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    I think they look good but $50 for a cheap bucket with a little plumbing seems overpriced. We have been using a similar homemade setup for a couple years now and probably have between $5-10 in parts in it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CUduckreeper View Post
    I think they look good but $50 for a cheap bucket with a little plumbing seems overpriced. We have been using a similar homemade setup for a couple years now and probably have between $5-10 in parts in it.

    That’s correct. You can make that for less than $20 with today’s high prices.
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    looks like it would wash the flavor out too

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    that's what the bacon is for

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