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Title: Spectacular Jungle fowl trap and amazing baking method
Post by: rickychen on December 12, 2017, 11:01:41 PM: Jungle fowl is one of the most common animals in the jungle. It is not much different from normal chiken except the size. Jungle fowl is much smaller than chicken but when eaten, it is much more delicious and firmer. Jungle fowl has become the main food for arboriginal people living in the jungle.

Arboriginal Professional jungle fowl trap
Arborigines has a simple but effective jungle fowl trap as follow:

Choose a firm and 2m length tree branch with good elasticity so that it can be bent or straightened. Tie a string to one end and attach the other end to the ground.

You need a stick “that is known as the pin of the trap”. Tie the string to 2 end of the stick, one end is fixed and the other is movable. That will become a lasso tightening the animal when it fall into the trap.

Drop the lasso near the ground and hold it by some firm sticks with pins.

When the jungle fowl fall into the lasso, its reaction will move the stick out of the pin. Thank to the bounce of the tree branch, the string will be tightened so that the prey can not escape.
To attact the jungle fowl, you need to prepare its favourite food - it is earthworms. After found earthworms, just put them near the trap so that jungle fowl can eat and be trapped.

You can reused the trap later.

If you want to know more clearly about traping method, watch the following video:

2. Wild jungle fowl baking method
Let’s learn the special baking method of arboriginal Vietnamese without using seasoning or kitchen stuffs.

After hunting a jungle fowl, a arboriginal man found cley beside the stream, and pack the jungle fowl. Packed the entire body of the jungle fowl closedly and uniformly to be well cooked and delicious.

You should cook on fire to well and quickly bake the entire food from inside to outside. Baking time is from 1 hour to 2 hours depending on the heat.

After the time, you have a wonderful clay wrapped baked jungle fowl.

Good luck with this simple but great jungle fowl trapping method. Enjoy this food in your own way.
Title: Re: Spectacular Jungle fowl trap and amazing baking method
Post by: Boss .300 winmag on December 12, 2017, 11:10:58 PM: Wow that’s a very interesting first post. :tup:

I don’t think we have jungle fowl in the US. :dunno:
Title: Re: Spectacular Jungle fowl trap and amazing baking method
Post by: 7mmfan on December 13, 2017, 06:31:05 AM: Man it would be fun to snare grouse though!
Title: Re: Spectacular Jungle fowl trap and amazing baking method
Post by: Squidward on December 13, 2017, 07:15:42 AM: thank you for that.
Title: Re: Spectacular Jungle fowl trap and amazing baking method
Post by: quadrafire on December 13, 2017, 09:39:23 AM: Quote from: 7mmfan on December 13, 2017, 06:31:05 AM
Man it would be fun to snare grouse though!
Or a Turkey
Title: Re: Spectacular Jungle fowl trap and amazing baking method
Post by: 7mmfan on December 13, 2017, 11:59:58 AM: Or a turkey. Pretty much any small game would be fun to snare.
Title: Re: Spectacular Jungle fowl trap and amazing baking method
Post by: predatorpro on December 13, 2017, 06:56:09 PM: interesting illegal trap here!
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Post by: 7mmfan on December 14, 2017, 02:47:45 PM: Well luckily its in the jungle. In Vietnam. So I don't think WDFW will bother them to much.
Title: Re: Spectacular Jungle fowl trap and amazing baking method
Post by: elkboy on December 14, 2017, 03:38:31 PM: My great-uncle told me stories of coating chickens and pheasants with a thick layer of river clay and baking the birds in the coals of the fire, back during the Depression days. I love how many woodcraft methods are common the world over.
Title: Re: Spectacular Jungle fowl trap and amazing baking method
Post by: rickychen on December 18, 2017, 06:37:06 PM: When the war is over, we tend to leave the city, interesting hunting, you do not think so?