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Mine never got hot. I now use the heavy duty one from McKenzie and that thing is well worth the money!

He was still a puppy during this time. All I throw now is dead doves, ducks, and geese he’s a year and half old now and a perfect meat dog!

@ ya I threw baseballs with my dog when I was little know we throw ducks doves etc

Yup! That’s how it’s done ppl get to caught up on these training guides .. just make it fun for the dog and yourself and make the transitions as they continue to learn.

Just set it out around 14-18 hours prior to wanting to skin I have my house set for 70 degrees . I wouldn’t heat it up

@@AFFIRMATIONcrew I’m struggling myself as well this season. I’d give ya some ideas if I had them but I’m to the point I may really wait til later in the season once we get a freeze

Excellent question. The answer is the freezer is the safe space. You could do 1 step then freeze then the next step then freeze big thing is I ice block mine some don’t but some do ether way some people don’t have the time to do the all of this in 1 sitting so find what works for you just remember the freezer is the safe space and if you ice block it you never have to worry about freezer burn

@@cam_cecil thank you 🫡 I never had issues with it. Just won’t work on geese. If you need to do geese I suggest to get the heavy duty flesher from McKenzie that’s what I use now. But nothing wrong with this set up starting out

They got them on the Matuska website and the attachment you will need is on Amazon I had a buy a few different ones and got one to fit . I’ve since moved up to the heavy duty flesher from McKenzie supply bec the one I made is perfect for ducks but won’t do anything for geese. Thanks for watching!

@@huxmetalworks7371 I bought it it was homemade tho. It’s been sold and I’m on like the 3rd set up now 😂

@@pricefutrell5871 you are skinning the head and using the same method at fleshing and washing. Once you get hands on and start trying it will click. 🫡

@@Jody-gb2ns I feel ya did you watch my most recent video with the goose/dove hunt? I got them side by side working I get where you are coming from esp if you can save a few dollars I’m all about saving money on this channel. I’m sure they will end up taking the older model off the shelf tho eventually

@@DuckalopeOutdoors the pulsator. Is the video I’m talking about

@@DuckalopeOutdoors I have 6 of them in my s spread and don’t see where they work any better then the old ones. The on off switch. Is the best thing one the new ones but I don’t see 50 dollars for just the switch

@Jody-gb2ns yeah I was sayin go take a look at the newest video posted I have them in action next to each other

@Jody-gb2ns the motor is def stronger I feel not by much but 🤷‍♂️ I more times than not end up grabbing the tube when packing up so that helps with the metal bar addition for security. Like you said is it worth $50 ehhh prob not but I say prob by next season the price will be down to where the older version is priced now. Be my guess

@@Mubarokhusain-ky7ym algorithm for hunting videos are always gonna be crap. The “big wigs” have taken all the ppl who like to watch these kind of videos so they don’t branch out to find others. I’m not worried about it. I do this to document my hunts for myself and share with ones who do watch.

@@DuckalopeOutdoors ok dear i like your video

Thanks 🫡

@@DuckalopeOutdoors wlc

@@garrettcobb1677 oh yeah last season I learned that real quick lol appreciate ya watchin hopefully this seasons videos you will see a difference

@DuckalopeOutdoors it got alot easier on ya didn't it. Lol

@@garrettcobb1677 very true!

No bec someone ripped it down after the opener.. ppl are not so nice in that area. Stuff that would help others is frowned upon apparently.

@@MarkJLarsonOutdoors thank you for watching! Hope all is well!

True and as we saw it didn’t effect anything. Let’s just pay for a colder season this coming year to push them. So many were just hung up north with no reason to move when the water was still open

I have no clue to be honest. I don’t own this motor anymore

@@DuckalopeOutdoors alright thanks man

@@IsaiahFenison I do in some. You can check out my IG & FB (Duckalope Outdoors) and see my most recent work. I’ve mounted many birds since this atrocity 😂

That motor and set up is long gone! Lol I’m on my third boat and third motor now just trying out different stuff. Good tips tho!

Ether way it works

@@DuckalopeOutdoors no disagreement there except that if you install a billet rod, you need to remove or delete the level sw and your video doesn’t address “deleting” the sw and plugging the hole. So, again, this is not a delete video that I was looking for.

@garymckay6028 just cut the wires and be done with it. Opening up the case and deep diving into the engine for this sensor is and would be a waste of time. It’s a cheap engine and by the time you put all the mods on it to make it have more HP you were better off just buying the next step up. My channel when it comes to how to’s I have made it known you can do things many different ways but I’ll show the cheapest, fastest, easiest way that will still get the job done. Besides cutting these wires the only other thing I would do is re locate the fuel tank and make it hold more. Besides that if anything else is needed or wanted just move up to a higher cc engine.

@@DuckalopeOutdoors forget it. You’ve obviously missed the point. I’m not knocking your video. The video is good for showing how to “bypass”, not “remove”, as you have it titled. That’s the point I’m making to anyone looking to REMOVE/ DELETE the sensor, not bypass it. Your title is misleading.

Why open the case and remove the sensor to plug a hole that is already plugged

I feel ya on that

Very soon! I’m caught up now so I can start filming and work at the same time might be “live” and I’ll leave them up once I’m finished. I feel like it will be easier and ppl could follow along real time. I’ll start it next week but it will be during the week and prob around lunch time.

@@DuckalopeOutdoors Sounds good excited to see them!

Thank you! I got a more in depth one about to drop soon it’s a comp piece I’m doing

@@DuckalopeOutdoors awesome, looking forward to it!

Hit me up on IG or FB “same handle” I’ll make a must have list for ya

They make bird fleshers that you can ether buy or make. I have a video on that too.

You are correct 🤙🏻

Proper fleshing, then ensuring you have washed it enough with dawn and then also enough rinsing to ensure no soap is left over, lastly when drying make sure you hit it with that shop vac until the down is all puffed up and completely dry. Never rush any steps

@@DuckalopeOutdoors Ok! Thank you very much I’m excited to see more of your taxidermy videos!

Good luck! Hopefully you can get on em!

Using that string can help hold feathers in place instead of using tape .

Thank you!

I’ve only ever owned the 212 and Ive moved on to my third different engine now. Hopefully you find your answer! Sorry couldn’t help

​@@DuckalopeOutdoors Well it doesn't matter the displacement, I just want to know if these engines no matter if is a 212, 224, etc, if they create any oil pressure at all that's what I need to find out because I did a few searches on google but nobody talked about this topic.

@alexandrumarius5042 to my knowledge they don’t. It’s no different than a lawn mower engine

Pressure gage does no good. These don’t have an oil pump to make pressure. Small engines sling oil, not pump oil. Crank case pressure is all you’d get.

These are by using the flex eyes with a head that was pre cut for them. I can see what you are saying for sure I’ve started making my own eye rings now!

@@DuckalopeOutdoorswhat really helped me is the series by the taxidermy twins they do a whole standing mount series on a wood duck and they do great work! It’s worth watching for a beginner to a pro

Thank you!

I have sold this one and moved on to a Johnson 9.9 now appreciate you watching though!

This one spins counter clockwise I’m left handed so it made it easier on me vs my Dakota heavy duty one is clockwise

I’ve never had an issue , been smoking this way since I’ve uploaded the video! I’ve tried a few times of not opening the lid and it didn’t make a difference on my end.

Idk I just cut to fit

It’s holding up. I’ve done around 300 birds with it now since I’ve built it. I would try to figure out a way to bring the wheel further away from the motor to allow more room for working with larger birds like geese. Also the screws inside the container that holds it to the board. Cleaning up around the screws to keep fat from running down to them and possibly getting thru could raise issues. I clean it after every bird tho. It’s been lasting and I like that the wheel will stop even by grabbing it with your hand so that way you won’t get the spin of death on a bird if one happens to get caught up. I haven’t had an issue with it over heating.

@@DuckalopeOutdoors that’s awesome to hear! I’ve been using a drill that works fine, but It’s pretty loud and janky looking lol. I’m gonna build your model, thanks for the video!

@andrewownby5915 good luck! Let me know how it works out!

Thank you!

Thanks! I love my woodies!

True, you can rotate that eye and get them better I don’t like them just because the eye lid you have to ether cut out or continue to mess with the lid to get it to curl over to hide the yellow.. I’ve been working on making my own eye lids but I wanna be perfect with it before I start doing it on customer birds. Appreciate it!

Yeah buddy

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Grow some balls dude

The camp fuel and gasoline are completely different! Make sure to only use the camp fuel from Walmart or if you can find it at Lowe’s or Home Depot. It obviously will have a “fuel” smell when letting it soak and when you start drying the bird but after, no you will not smell it. I’ve “gassed” every bird I’ve mounted it cuts the dry time down tremendously! If you wanna hop over to my IG and look at my work. Still the same handle “Duckalope Outdoors”