Got some chickens that will be ready in the next week. Anyone in the north DFW area have a chicken plucker I can borrow or know where I can rent one?
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Love my plucker...just north of Austin. Good luck on the plucker hunt. -
I've got a couple grandkidsComment
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I've heard Windy Mills Farms can process your chicken for a fee. They are in Campbell, between Greenville and Commerce.
Tractor Supply sells pluckers for around $300.Comment
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this is what I use . Got if for 30 bucks I think . Runs off of a drill . Works great . I normally only do a dozen birds at a time .
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Was looking at one of these as well. Think I'm gonna go ahead and pick one up.Originally posted by Strummer View Post this is what I use . Got if for 30 bucks I think . Runs off of a drill . Works great . I normally only do a dozen birds at a time .
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No help here but I just replaced the bearings in one and it was nasty!!! I had never seen one before, the one I worked on was about the size of a washing machine tub. Interesting and disgusting at the same time... Good luck finding one.Comment
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Set it up with a hole-hawg and it'll run foreverComment
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i usually just skin em,easy to doComment
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Originally posted by hully1029 View Post
They work very good. Have used it on chickens , quail and turkeys . Have you every plucked chickens ? Trick is making sure your water is the right temp. And just dunk them long enough until you can pull the tail feathers out easily .Comment
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I've got one down in Austin, for loan if anyone needs it in the future. Works great!Comment
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I'm no help.
My mom used 3 kids a Grandma and hot water. We could get 100+ in the freezer or ready to can in a weekend. [emoji3]Last edited by Pushbutton2; 05-14-2019, 07:41 PM.Comment
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I'll do it. Oh wait I misunderstood, You said plucker.Comment
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