How to use Shrink Bags for Processed Poultry - Chicken, Turkey & Gamebird

Featherman Equipment offers Poultry shrink bags which are are great for extending the storage and freezer life of your processed Chicken, Turkeys, and Gamebirds. See how quick & easy shrink bags work.
Bags can be purchased here: www.featherman...

[@dragoonlincetta5165]

Short and to the point. This helped us understand exactly what was needed to be done without any derailing. Thank you for the short and professional video explanation.

[@tclodfelter8789]

I went to your website and it wouldn't take my name or address. Put it in 4 times...cancelled the order. Found bags on Amazon half the price.

[@jamosmithlol]

Consider poking the holes in the wrinkles by the tie off so it seals itself instead of applying an adhesive sticker to the bird's skin. A thick rubber glove can also be used so you can do this faster and safer.

[@patc1309]

What's the point of poking the hole?

[@cavedogjr9]

@@patc1309 release air

[@bazpen1]

Didn't get a good look at the safety label but it probably said something about not dunking fingers in water just short of boiling. 50 birds later and they will be getting a bit tender.
Used these bags first time yesterday with the "hole poked" method. It made for a professional finish. Only problem I found that a small amount of water entered. Very careful in process not to submerge for longer than 4-5 seconds.
Still a great product (12" x 16" bags) and I will definitely be using again but I may try a very narrow straw down through the zip-tie method next time as an exit for air so I don't compromise the water tight bag.

[@fausattunrayo6599]

Nice video pls is it necessary to put it in hot water after tieing it

[@michaelpedulla21]

Where do you get those bags. I can’t seem to find any online.

[@marlene-rr2ih]

There were no shrink bags on your link

[@oldhamegg]

That was very exciting!

[@richardcapellesr7031]

Dude you're pretty scary