How to butcher a quail.

That looks delicious...do you have a video on how to cook them, or do you have your own cookbook?

I’ve been thinking about getting quail, both for eggs and meat. I wasn’t expecting the butchering process to be so simple. I’d like to echo the many others, the honesty and full beginning to end guide is very helpful and appreciated!

Holy shit I was not expecting the birds head to be cut that easily with a pair of scissors. Fuck that was gruesome lmao.

Thank you for the video. It was my first time processing any animal, and you made it very easy for me.

Good vid straight to the point

Thank you for this video.

Thanks!

Thank you gor a very informative post

Nice video!!!

I really enjoyed this video. Very clean and respectful

Thank you for that and yes very interesting curios how they taste so might try is it ok to eat them in the wild ? I don’t raise them but in Arizona we got a lot

I was debating what to raise for poultry should I be blessed enough to. It's quail hands down after watching this video. So quick and fast! Thank you so much for this great video.

I love the fact that bird did not suffer quick painless

How do you even have a courage to do such thing?? If i were you, I can't do it. You're great, man

Great job. Thank you

Quick and clean.
Very informative.
Thank you

Thanks!

What cutco model of scissors do you use?

Instant death. Great video, which I will save for later reference.

Thank you for the quick humane dispatch method. I want to get quail, and you have made this such a simple process. I can do this with no help.

But why cut the wings?
A bought some ready to cook and it was same as a cleaned chicken.

It was one of tastiest and tender meats i ate.
Have eaten boiled eggs dipped on vinegar before and they are great.
Haven’t had any fried ones etc yet.

It doesn’t look that hard. It actually looks much easier than a chicken. 🤔

Good video. This is a good skill to know.

As quick of a death as it was, I don't think it's something I could do.
Especially if I was raising the bird, I think I'd be too attached...
It's something about that last moment of life, turning a creature into a commodity of food.
I wonder how people deal with that...

Thank you much for this teaching video.

I am admittedly a bit squeamish at the head removal but if I ever need to self-sustain in a SHTF situation, quail will likely be a go to survival option. Its good to know its so easy to clean them.
I've defeathered chickens and scraped a pig and really want to avoid those in a survival scenario if possible. ;)

Wow fastest and best cleaning video I’ve seen for quail!!! 😎👍👍

Thanks for sharing!!

I see nothing wrong, but life is gruesome.

This tutorial is so helpful and so skillful and efficient, thank you so much, Terry for such a blessing.

Just did my first one, I'm so hungry! Thanks for the video. My bird was older so I think that was why it was a little harder... or maybe I need a pair of those scissors!

Thank you for sharing this video. I'm coming to terms with what lies ahead in town this extremely useful

This was super helpful, thank you. You make it look so easy.

Great video man really helped me out 👍

Wowowo that’s hurt to watch

Straight to the point its how a video should be done

Thank you for the great video !!

They are running around my property, there are a bunch of them. I am considering shooting one with my pellet rifle and eating it.

Thanks!! This was a very useful video and I’ve processed tons of quail with these instructions. Matter of fact, I’m doing some today! Thanks again.🙂

Please feed the discarded parts to carnivore pets, it's highly nutritious

Fantastic teaching video! Thank you

You made that look incredibly easy and humane, sir! Great video!

Can you process a turkey the same way? I don't see why you couldn't.

I did 100 quail after watching this today. Thank you for helping.

Thanks for the video

I like how quick the video was, very short and informative

Thank you, you make it look so easy honestly, I’m nervous of messing it up but hopefully I don’t I’m going to follow along to this video

Man, i wish deer were this easy to process, lol. This was a great, no-nonsense video that gets tight to the need-to-know info. Thank you, sir.

That's so easy thank you

What shears are those?

Very helpful, thank you