Duck Plucker Research Paper

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For years when residents of Phelps, WI, Eagle River, WI, Land O Lakes, WI and other areas needed a chicken plucker or a duck plucker they turned to Pluck with Easy Pluck -Pluck Machines. When you want to save time and get the job done quickly, this is the machine for you. This handy chicken plucker will have you enjoying chicken before you know it.

We get letters from customers who have used our duck plucker often. Many times the first thing they think when they see the machine is that it won't work like we say it will. Then they actually use it and are amazed by the speed and precision with which feathers are removed.

We come from a long line of wild bird hunters. We love the hunt, what we don't love is the work that goes on after the hunt. Plucking is unpleasant and time consuming. It's almost enough to make you want to skip the next hunting trip in order to avoid all the work. Notice we said almost, as avid hunters we simply couldn't pass up the chance to join in.
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It's super easy. You're able to do multiple birds in a matter of minutes. The days of dreading this task are over. Your friends and family members will be amazed when they see the ease at which you complete this task. Get your plucking machine before your next hunting trip. It may take a couple of minutes to get used to, but, once you do you'll be flying through all of your game birds. Even the bigger tail and wing feathers will be removed. Our machines are revolutionizing the way that hunters and farmers pluck

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