Goose Wings?

Well Doodle, I was hoping that one of the more seasoned vets would respond, but since no one has I will tell you my technique…at least it will refresh the thread.
I don’t invert geese. I inverted the first one and it was very difficult. I make an incision under the wing all the way to the end of the wrist. Excavate all meat, rub good with borax, install wires(16 GA in wrist and 12 GA on the rest, wire tied to bones), rebuild muscle with cotton, then sew it up with close stitches. It is easier to hide the incision than you may think. This is the way I’ve done several geese. However, since learning to remove wings on turkeys with great results, I have a goose in the freezer now that I’m going to experiment with, removing the wings like a turkey.
Regarding the incision, I do a breast incision on geese and ducks; leg to leg on turkey. Haven’t tried leg to leg on a goose. Yet….
Now maybe we’ll see responses from the veterans. There are many ways to do this successfully.
Blessings

 

I’m responding to follow this thread, I had a client Friday make mention of a goose with removable wings

 

On a landing goose I invert or make a cut and remove meat, depending on the damage to the wings. I prefer to invert