How do you dispatch wounded birds?

[Deleted member 20812]

Curb stomping the head is definitely the best method.

This, for geese, or for smaller birds just rap the head against the shotgun barrel.

 

[Moserkr]

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Make it legal to strangle geese at public parks

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[Moserkr]

I was just going to post the picture, but hell that link is hilarious!! Haha



When in doubt, choke em out??

 

[Steelsearchin]

Cranes I shoot again

This cracked me up!! I had a stork come back to life on me when I grabbed him two falls back. Naturally I freaked a bit and started swinging him by the head. Halfway through the second pass I was holding a Sandhill lollipop as a giant feathered mass flew about twenty feet! Better than getting clawed up, but I was not expecting that!!

Fast forward to the 1:00 mark for Phil's eternal words of wisdom...

 

[OntarioHunter]

I wring their necks. Gotta know what you're doing with honkers or pheasants. Former are not easy to kill and latter are skilled at taking their pound of flesh before giving up the ghost. Grab those roosters around the cheeks. I had a young one gash me to the bone a few years ago. I grabbed this rooster properly last fall and he still got me with a spur.

 

[OntarioHunter]

This, for geese, or for smaller birds just rap the head against the shotgun barrel.

Not my choice! Blood will rust the bluing almost instantly.

 

[Desk Pop]

I drown them in a Nalgene bottle after I waterboard them for info on the whereabouts of their bird friends.

 

[Deleted member 20812]

Not my choice! Blood will rust the bluing almost instantly.

GMAFB.

 

[MTLabrador]

GMAFB.

Buttsroke those geese with your 15 pound Auto 5.

 

[BirdManMike]

Put them in a Boston Crab until theyre dead.

Not a fan of the city, buy boy did its faux-irish residency ever invent a sweet wrestling move. Kudos, Boston.

 

[EYJONAS!]

Had a buddy take his Grandpa's over under out he took a full on Paul Bunyan swing at a wounded honk. Shattered the stock, he didn't hunt with us again but Holy shit I was rolling.

 

[David Gough]

Finisher

 

[Hem]

Smaller birds I flip my side by side over, hold them by their legs and frap their heads on the barrels.
Ducks or geese I usually ring their necks or frap their head on something hard, kinda holding them around their shoulders.
Cranes I shoot again.
I don’t mind a little blood. I don’t like headless birds.
Hunted with a guide in Mexico who would pull a wing feather and stick it in a soft spot where the skull and spine meet…and leave it in, so they all looked like little Indians

Little Indians?
Huh.

 

[Flatbrimmer]

You guys are barbarians!!

 

[NEWHunter]

I wring grouse. I’ve had a few turkey rodeos in my day. A couple were my fault and some weren’t. I pretty much try and put my heel firmly on the neck until it stops. Harder than you’d think if you’re trying to avoid spurs and not mess up the beard and fan.

 

[crock239]

Ringing necks for 30 years. Geese and some ducks are tough sometimes. Recently got one of these gadgets, immediate nighty night.
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I'll need to check this out. I wring necks now (not very proficiently) and my bird-crazy dog goes nuts when I start swinging a still-flapping rooster around.

 

[JShane]

Gunwhales are your friend.

 

[Knight.54]

Not my choice! Blood will rust the bluing almost instantly.

Don’t fret, my cheap ass CZ has black chrome finish, my 870 wears Krylon

 

[NAHMINT]

On the dispatching subject,couple-3 years back, my friend in his 70s shot grouse all day and thought he would sleep in the back of his truck/canopy/ that night, one of his ''dead'' ruffies came back to life and in the dark it was ''interesting.''.. Finally, after he woke up somewhat, got the canopy door open and the bird left,post haste!!!!! I would have paid good money to see that performance !!!

 

[NAHMINT]

Gunwhales are your friend.

Ducks or seasickness????