How To Skin A Pheasant

[alfalfasprout69]

purely amazing!!! you make it look so easy!

[SuperBreaddy]

cool

[46FreddieMercury91]

wouldnt it be nice to leave the skin on? would come up nice and crispy,i should think

[NotSoSilentBob2627]

Quick and easy.

[lordstat]

that a great video thank for the lesson

[sparkyindahouse]

rip me apart and eat

[kylegoffin]

after you got the breast out do u have to cut it off the bone or anything if you want to fry the breasts

[spudmanchronic]

@kylegoffin YES BUT THAT IS REALLY EASY AND SELF EXPLANITORY

[DanielAvilaAGT]

LOL pinhead

[Pippip3030]

Why would you say f- you to him, are you brain dead.

That darn bird was dead not alive.

I've cleaned tons of partridge that way for years.

Get a life if you don't like what he's doing don't watch pinhead.

Pip

[Undertaker8780]

OMFG! Fuck you!

[JoeConEd]

who needs a knife when you got this guy around...wow..nice work never seen it done like that before.

[Hallie043]

Tis the fastest you ever stripped a bird

[144pieces]

I have never had the opportunity to pheasant hunt. I would love to. When I do I will remember this great video.

[paintballa12397]

u litteraly pulled his head out of his ass

[rapskal]

This is the best way I have ever seen, you make it look so easy, I will be sure to try this with the next pheasant I get.

[agrid66]

fils de .....

[raytorres1277]

Granted this is an effecient way to clean a bird. However, as a foody, wouldnt it be better, as far as flavor is concerned, to de-feather the bird? Keeping the skin on keeps the layer of fat (and, yes, even pheasants have a layer of fat, despite what hunters might tell you) in order to keep the integrity of the flavor. Layering bacon on the breast or even just stewing or braising the breast meat does eliminate the possibility of dryness, but keeping the skin should help keep moisture in as well.

[justasmokinkush]

sick 

[moony123ish]

Thank you I have waited all day for someone to come to my rescue but of course they haven't so here goes.Got a brace of pheasant.

[Biocide84]

board not needed tho

[Biocide84]

hands down the easiest way to clean a bird. how i do mine.

[NSTOHON]

I like to pull on my bird in an upward motion too

[MikeBozz1]

Ive added this vid to my favourites and im gonna give it a go with my next brace of phezzies!! Thanks

[troytshafer]

outstanding!

[855fitz]

why do they call you the Beater????????? :-)

[Katiethecloud]

@855fitz it's the role he plays in the shoot. (Beaters flush out the birds with the dogs and then beat them onto the guns)

[Leighbra27]

Thank you for this. As a small woman, I was concerned I wouldn't have the hand strength for this (having never pulled a pheasant apart with my hands), but with a pair of leather gloves, I was fine until it was time to twist off the wings. I cheated with a pair of shears.

This was extremely fast & helpful. Many thanks!

[rattekommain]

Excellent video. I just used this method on 2 pheasants. It worked like a charm and saved me a lot of time. Thanks for this Rayhcormac Gun Club.

[therathcormacgunclub]

thanks for the comments:

Yes it works for ducks and pigeons little bit hard tho.

Yes it dose take all the guts out.

Yes it work if the birds are hanging for a couple of days

we do not know if i will for a turkey or goose but i think it might. sorry i cant give a better answer........

[YaxisX]

This is without question, the safest, and clearest, and most comprehensive and best video on the Field Dressing of Pheasants I have seen on YouTube, and I have watched over a dozen of them. Congratulations to the Rathcormac Gun Club.

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[TheDuckboy13]

Can you do that with Duck, pigoen an goose?

[patdacap]

iv been asked to ask will this work on a turkey???

[madkoster]

Excellent video there, I'll definitely give that a go. I have only one question. Can it still be done if the bird has been hanging for a couple of days?

[rurualguru]

does that take the guts out as well?

[B00MSHAKALAKKA]

Dayum! 

[lordcrobar]

I love cleaning wild birds. No knives required.!

[daithi131284]

nice one

would love to no why theres so many army wagons there lol

[monsters14a]

savage, haha!!! roll on november ill enjoy the season even more that i can clean out a pheaseant in 5 mins. brilliant video. thank you so much for sharing :-)

[survivalfreek]

Ah, learn something new everyday...great video, thanks for sharing

[MrSpitz13]

Man, I've learned something new, today. You make a knive look obsolete, thanks.

[EurofighterVsRaptor]

very informative, thanks for the upload.