Cleaning dove???

[Hilbile]

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[Smart]

One thing to remember is to keep one wing attached if your cleaning them in the field.

not needed.....

Leaving a wing on mourning, whitewing or white-tipped dove is also not required. See my link below under species identification. It is required for ducks, geese and all other migratory fowl except doves

http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/publications/annual/hunt/migratory/

• Species Identification: Except for migratory game birds processed at a cold storage or processing facility, or doves, one fully-feathered wing or the head must remain attached to migratory game birds while the birds are being transported between the place where taken and the permanent residence of the possessor. Note: Migratory game birds may be dressed for immediate cooking at a place other than a permanent residence (e.g., hunting camp). This does not include placing dressed birds in a cooler/refrigerator for later consumption while at a place other than a permanent residence. Hunters are encouraged to leave plumage on all doves other than mourning dove, white-winged dove, and white-tipped dove (e.g., exotic collared-dove) for species identification.

[Blondie]

Cut off the wings, put your thumb under the breast and pull!!! clean off the feathers and your done!!!

Do not know of a website, but I can describe my way.

First use some scissors (I use medic shears) to cut their wings off as close to the breast as possible.
second remove all feathers by plucking from the breast area.
Next force your thumb underneath the point of the breat until you feel breakthrough into the cavity of the bird.
then grasp tightly, pull upwards, and rotate the breast from the bird/skin.
Set aside, and clean 14 more the same way.

cb

THATS RIGHT!

There are a lot of things that I will do but sticking my finger up a doves butt is not one of them

LMAO