How to Clean a Turkey - QUICK & EASY Method
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- After a successful turkey hunt, it's time to knock the hair off that ole gobbler. The fastest way to skin out a turkey can be done with a good knife and a few small cuts. Using this method is the easiest way to clean a turkey and save its coveted beard and tail fan as well as spurs for your trophy room. Join Edward as he quickly demonstrates the best method for cleaning a turkey and shows you a few things about the bird that you may not know along the way.
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I am sure I will watch this video a lot of times! Thanks.
I hope it helps some folks out! Thanks for watching!
i have a question about hunting clothes, I heard on a podcast “Southern Outdoors” a guest say that you had to be careful washing your cloths because you could accidentally enhance the colors in the hunting clothes to ultraviolet which a turkey can see . Is this true ? and if so can you do a video on hunting cloths care please?
I have a video on bringing the color back to your old camo that ill be posting soon. With regard to the UV effect on clothes I wouldn’t put too much stock in that, I won’t say that’s not true because I’m not a biologist, but I’d say if you have quality camo that is not faded you’ll be just fine for turkeys.
I have a buddy that uses plain old army bdus from probably the 80s that does just fine. I have seen clothing wash that diminishes UVs in clothing but they’ve just never really struck me (or many other hunters) as necessary
Why didn't you do anything with the legs/ the legs and thighs are excellent eating too
I agree! They are great for cooking down slow in a pressure cooker or crock pot! Perhaps I should do a follow up on the video. This hunter did not care to keep them on that morning.
What knife is that?
It’s a havels #74 handle with 60xt surgical blades
Legs and thighs?
Slow cooker - chopped for bbq or salad. Great option, just wasn’t part of this video.