How To Snap A Bird’s Neck

When I was a child, a chicken farmer told me the following: ‘humane’ is our (human) concept/idea of the least amount of pain/stress/fear (which we believe takes place in the brain). that the brains of decapitated people (and broken necks) remain active for about 30 seconds (probably based on famous guillotine stories in which the victim blinks for 15 to 30 seconds, possibly paying answer questions (blink) and facial expressions (for the executioner)). Recently, researchers found that the brains of decapitated rats remained awake for about 3.7 seconds.

He bangs the chickens’ heads against the wall (smashing them out) and then breaks their necks (or causes bleeding, a drop in blood pressure, and a lack of oxygen that will render them unconscious). He grabbed the bird’s leg (the knuckle of his index finger was then near the chicken’s anus, which he called ‘ass finger’, so his palm was facing the chicken’s head) and swing it vigorously in a circular motion (like a tennis backhand). The centrifugal force ensures that the back of the chicken’s head is the first to hit the wall.
Injured (small) birds (lying on the ground) are knocked down with a quick blow from a rock or log (they usually smack their entire head (between the ground and the object), a kind of intended side effects).

He learned this from his father who also learned this from his father, etc. Read more: How to draw an Orc step by step | Top Q&A While looking for references to the ‘lesson’ (above) that I was taught (instead of just posting something I had learned), I found the following blog describing a method In the same way, they swung the bird:They also note that they learned the technique from another farmer and they: once witnessed an Aboriginal Australian woman do this with monitor lizards in the outback. She stuns it from its hole (after tracking it) with her tail and swings it high – exactly like I’m doing in the photo above – and brings its head down on a rock. (8 Clever Ways) Ironically (for this answer), I used to have a vacation job at a slaughterhouse. Pigs and cows that entered it were zapped with ‘impenetrable barrage pistols’. Think of it like a mini one-handed ‘drill’ (which we call this). Variations of this are also used for euthanasia (of animals) So it seems (to me at least) that what the farmer taught and practiced might actually be the way best to implement it (because basically the idea is identical in all references and even cultures): knocked down (optional side effect: head/brain destruction), then finish the bird properly, for example by breaking its neck as described in other answers (just make sure it doesn’t wake up with a headache as added to the list of ailments after you’re gone..). Follow the warning from the other answer: Don’t do a half-hearted thing!!! That being said, there seems to be no need to put the bird in a plastic bag and swing it, in fact: it would be very difficult to aim properly to turn it into a piñata instead of hitting the bird in the head.EDIT: partly due to the visuals, this answer seems to be primarily promoting ‘swing the bird’, while it is intended to explain why the seemingly barbaric ‘smack in the head’ method is often the way to go. Best humane for birds that can no longer run/fly away from you (and simple: just find a rock or log). Alternatively, it may be safer for yourself (you don’t know what disease the bird has, for example). Read more: Fallout 4 Base Building, Settlement Guide – Food, Water, Electricity, Defense