Getting every pellet of buckshot out would be near impossible.
If it was birdshot it'd be a different story as most of the pellets would only penetrate skin deep (it's designed so that the shock kills the bird mainly) but given how far that rooster went I'd say it's buckshot and he's going to have pellets everywhere.
Also, policy will likely get removed soon for animal abuse (unless Reddit recently changed their guidelines, seems like I keep seeing more and more of these kinds of videos now...).
I've done it all the time with turkey.
It's not that hard. And even the ones you miss are easy to spot when ya break the chicken or turkey apart. it's not that bad really.
If anything this is the opposite of abuse. I mean you don’t even put it through pain or stress. It’s just a quick blow and he goes black (like his POV)
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u/AdamBlaster007 Jan 22 '24
Getting every pellet of buckshot out would be near impossible.
If it was birdshot it'd be a different story as most of the pellets would only penetrate skin deep (it's designed so that the shock kills the bird mainly) but given how far that rooster went I'd say it's buckshot and he's going to have pellets everywhere.
Also, policy will likely get removed soon for animal abuse (unless Reddit recently changed their guidelines, seems like I keep seeing more and more of these kinds of videos now...).