01-05-2010, 08:25 AM
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somebody shut me the fark up.
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Originally Posted by bbqbull
Is this why some teams do their prep work under their Ezups with all 4 side panels down while they work under lights?
Just my memory thinking out loud here.
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Originally Posted by musicmanryann;1134680No. [I
I actually thought it was a great idea, you know the way the pros do it on tv, to remove the extraneous feather hairs. I then started to do it at the very next contest and thought, "wait a second, this might be construed the wrong way" and I immediately stopped.[/I] I hadn't really thought of it again until it was brought up here. Personally, I don't think it is cooking, and therefore should be okay, but when at a contest I don't want to do anything that could even be interpreted incorrectly as being against the rules.
If your question was meant to be humorous I am sorry that it went over my head.  . If not, I would be interested to hear of this "smoking" meathod you speak of. 
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Actually, the safest way to do it is prep the chicken at home where no one can see you use the torch... 
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