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Pinioning - Wikipedia
Pinioning is the act of surgically removing one pinion joint, the joint of a bird's wing furthest from the body, to prevent flight. Pinioning is often done ... en.wikipedia.org
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Opinions on pinioning? : r/duck - Reddit
I wanted to know if it causes the birds any pain when they become adults or is it just painful when it happens? Also, what are some peoples thoughts on it? www.reddit.com
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PINION Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1 of 3 noun. pin·ion ˈpin-yən. 1. : the end part of a bird's wing. also : a bird's wing. 2. : a feather of a bird's pinion. pinion · 2 of 3 verb. www.merriam-webster.com
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pinioning
† ˈpinioning, n. Obs. [f. pinion n.1 + -ing1.] = pinion n.1 4.1597–8 Bp. Hall Sat. iii. vii. 41 His sleeues halfe hid with elbow-pineonings, As if he ment to flie with linnen wings. Oxford English Dictionary
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Pinioning Ducks - Squaw Creek Farm Wild Waterfowl
Pinioning is a simple surgical that involves removing the end of the wing to render the bird incapable flight permanently. Before you go getting scared let me ... stanritar.tripod.com
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PINIONING | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
to hold someone, especially by the arms, to prevent them from moving: He was pinioned to the wall by two men while another one repeatedly punched him ... dictionary.cambridge.org
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Grounded: The Pinioning of Captive Birds | Saving Earth - Britannica
The most common such method is known as pinioning. Typically performed on young birds, it entails the amputation of the third and fourth metacarpal bones and ... explore.britannica.com
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Pinioning - ENDCAP
Pinioning is a surgical procedure which involves the amputation of the end of a bird's wing at just a few days old. endcap.eu
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Pinioning Muscovy Ducks | Potentially concerning content. - YouTube
No excessive blood shown, but the video does show the altering of a duck wing by mechanical means. Viewer discretion is advised. www.youtube.com
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Pinioning - Meyer Hatchery
Pinioning is the removal of the pinion joint of a bird's wing to prevent flight. Pinioning is performed shortly after hatch and renders a bird permanently ... meyerhatchery.zendesk.com
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Pinion (disambiguation)
Pinion may also refer to: Birds Pinion (feather), an outermost primary flight feather on a bird's wing Pinioning, the act of surgically removing a wikipedia.org
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blow-hard
blow-hard, a. and n. colloq. (orig. U.S.). [blow v.1 6.] A. adj. Boastful, blustering.1855 Oregon Weekly Times 21 July (Th.), The Oregonian..has a blowhard article on the subject. 1921 R. D. Paine Comr. Rolling Ocean vi. 105 He don't get by with his blow-hard stuff, but I'll have to say he is entert... Oxford English Dictionary
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pinion
▪ I. pinion, n.1 (ˈpɪnjən) Forms: 5 pynyon, 6 pynnyon, -nion, pinnyan, 6–7 pynion, pin(n)eon, (-oun), -nion, 7 pyneon, 6– pinion. [a. OF. pignon, in Froissart c 1400 in pl. ‘wing-feathers, wings, pinions’, a collateral form of OF. penon, pennon (also ‘feather of an arrow’, and ‘streamer, pennon’) = ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Harrow Green
The operation of pinioning was performed by Calcraft, the rope was adjusted to a staple fixed in the beam and the cap was drawn on over the prisoner face wikipedia.org
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Chokehold
Additional pressure may be applied by pinioning the opponent's lower body by locking the legs around the opponent's waist (referred to as "hooks") and wikipedia.org
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