towel wrap for duck/chicken tutorial?

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I've got to clean out a wound on my duck tomorrow and I've already done it once and he just squirms so much, poor guy.

Does anyone have a link to a video or tutorial that shows a good way to wrap my duck in a towel so I can work on his wound?

I tried googling it using a few different terms and I obviously don't know the magic words...since nothing is showing up, and I just really don't feel like dealing with this right now. (call me lazy but I don't lol)
 
I burrito my chicken as well, but I start with her standing, put the towel over like a cloak, slide my hands down from her back to her sides, flip her onto her back and wrap around her belly with the legs sticking out... (I’m working on her feet and legs)

When I have a squirmy one sometimes I will zip tie their legs together. Some people say that covering their heads help calm them down too, so maybe you could try placing a sock over his head.

I'm now picturing a shockheaded, zip-tied, duck/towel burrito! You absolutely made my night with your comment!
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@Skye'sDucks Best of luck in treating your duck, and don’t worry if it takes several wrapping attempts... the videos make it seem so easy, but it isn’t (I swear those are super tame or sedated birds in most of them!) Practice and, if you can get it, a second set of hands (helpers are awesome!) makes it easier.
 
Thank you guys for all the help!

I don't know if putting a sock over the head will help this drake...he actually hates his head covered/held and will fight harder when we do that.

It might help to keep the towel out of sight until the last second. My pekins are petrified of towels, even from a distance. I'm their second owner so not sure what their past is concerning towels!
Oh my, I wonder what could have made them afraid of towels lol
 

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