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That is a good question. I asked that to the featherman company and their reply was their customers were reporting mixed results with waterfowl. It's harder for the fingers to get a grip on the feathers.
Even after you pluck the duck the first time, whether by hand or by using a mechanical plucker, you will probably have to dip it in wax and peel by hand anyway.
To bring it into perspective, one processor in Michigan was charging $2 for a chicken and $6 for a duck.
That is a good question. I asked that to the featherman company and their reply was their customers were reporting mixed results with waterfowl. It's harder for the fingers to get a grip on the feathers.
Even after you pluck the duck the first time, whether by hand or by using a mechanical plucker, you will probably have to dip it in wax and peel by hand anyway.
To bring it into perspective, one processor in Michigan was charging $2 for a chicken and $6 for a duck.
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