PluckerUkraine Quail Plucker Drill Attachment 80-15 Small – Stainless Steel Poultry Feather Remover 15 Fingers (Small Chicken Quail Pheasant Pigeon) with Small Soft Plucker Fingers (New)

PluckerUkraine Quail Plucker Drill Attachment 80-15 Small – Stainless Steel Poultry Feather Remover 15 Fingers (Small Chicken Quail Pheasant Pigeon) with Small Soft Plucker Fingers (New)

Q: What size drill is needed for attachment?

This plucker attachment requires a drill with 0,4" (10mm) or larger chuck. The shaft is 10mm in diameter. Minimum power - 500W, variable speed,110-220 volt.

Q: I'd like to pluck in duck hunting camp before returninig home. Would this work with a good cordless drill?

The skin of hunted bird is already demaged, so plucking machine will keep ripping it. Also, to get a good result, you have to scald a bird before plucking it and it's recommended to start this process not later that 5 min after a bird was killed. So you have to pluck a bird as soon as possible after it was shot. This machine can help you to take off the feathers, but the skin won't look nice anyway. If it's OK for you, use a drill at law speed. Thank you for you question!

Q: What temperature is better to scald quails and chickens?

For chickens: 140-149 F – 2,5-3min For quails: 153-158 F – 30-40 sec. Feather retention force depends on poultry’s age, feed, climate and other factors. Therefore, every time before massive slaughter, scalding temperature and duration should be chosen on a case-by-case basis. Scalding container should be big enough to keep the water temperature on the same level after you put a bird inside of it (at least 30l to scald one chicken or 20l to scald 7-10 quails). Stir the birds in the water for uniform scalding from all sides. If while plucking not all the feather removed, it is necessary to rise the temperature or increase the duration of scalding. If the skin damaged, it is necessary to decrease the temperature or reduce the time of scalding.

Q: Can I pluck quails dry?

With scalding, feather removes better. Moreover, while plucking, wet feather does not disturb as much as dry one.

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🔩Thick food-grade stainless steel one-piece body

🦆15 soft plucker fingers for gentle feather removal

⚙️Fits drills with 0.35"+ chuck, 375W+ power

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Description

🦾 Feather removal made effortless—join the pros who pluck smarter, not harder!

BUILT TO LAST - Durable one-piece stainless steel body with welded shaft guarantees a secure, slip-free fit on your drill.
PLUG PLAY EFFICIENCY - Comes pre-assembled with removable fingers—just attach to your variable speed drill and start plucking instantly.
GENTLE PRECISION PLUCKING - Small 1.77" soft rubber fingers ensure tender feather removal without damaging delicate poultry skin.
VERSATILE FOR SMALL POULTRY - Perfectly engineered for quail, pheasant, pigeon, and small chickens, making your home processing effortless.
TRUSTED EXPERTISE SINCE 2007 - From the original pioneers in home plucking tech, backed by 15 years of continuous innovation and professional guidance.

The PluckerUkraine Quail Plucker Drill Attachment 80-15 Small is a premium stainless steel poultry feather remover designed specifically for small birds like quail and pheasant. Featuring 15 soft, food-grade rubber fingers, it ensures gentle yet effective plucking without skin damage. Its robust one-piece stainless steel body and secure welded shaft fit drills with a 0.35"+ chuck and 375W+ power, delivering reliable, slip-free performance. Pre-assembled and easy to use, this attachment is backed by 15 years of professional expertise from the original home plucker manufacturer.

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What size drill is needed for attachment?

I'd like to pluck in duck hunting camp before returninig home. Would this work with a good cordless drill?

What temperature is better to scald quails and chickens?

Can I pluck quails dry?

Reviews

D**Y

Don't spin too quickly!

I used this defeatherer this past weekend on about 10 birds. It worked great but the feathers went everywhere! Also, since the birds were bled out and scalded first, there was water and blood flying EVERYWHERE with the feathers. It got all over me and my backyard where I was doing it.It wasn't until the last chicken that I realized that the defeatherer worked even better if I spun the drill attachment more slowly. If you do it slowly, it will defeather them very well without flinging water and blood all over yourself and your backyard.It tells you in the instructions how many RPMs to spin it but I ignored it. I should have paid better attention to that.It works amazingly. I'm VERY happy with my purchase and I'm glad I purchased this over anything else. If I had the money, sure, I'd buy a drum defeatherer because it would be much better and much less of a mess but for someone harvesting a few birds here or there, this gets the job done very well.I would definitely recommend this item to anyone doing small scale birds.

10.06.2019

R**R

Chicken plucker

Great product and was here in two days

18.01.2019

C**S

Quick and easy

Plucked the quail quickly and worked exactly as advertised. Have processed probably 40 quail with this.

31.05.2024

M**J

Great tool

We raise quail and this plucker is a good value for your money

17.07.2024

M**N

For small birds not turkeys

Bought to use for plucking our turkeys as our EZPlucker does not dur chickens.Works well enough still hard to hand pluck most of the wings and smaller feathers.But if you read the label it says for small birds. So really I cannot complain. Will try and use it in the spring for a chicken and see if it works better on a smaller bird

19.11.2018

K**D

Worked great

Worked great!

16.03.2025

N**R

Feather flinger

I set up a plywood table and work area on a nearby stump because I knew this thing would make a mess. It does but it does what it says it'll do. I did get tired of eating feathers and decided to just skin the remaining quail. It's very sturdy and easy to clean.

19.12.2020

B**N

Waste of money

Maybe we didn’t use this tool right. It seemed to beat up the chicken and tear the skin in places. We bit the bullet and bought a drum type plucker for a lot more money to finish processing the rest of the flock. The drum is a great investment and should last a long time and saves a lot of time.

5.02.2020