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This info must be handed down from a cave wall. Why would you want to do this? Ripen game? Sounds like food poising to me. Get them guts out, rinse out cavity clean and place in saltwater overnight. We always gutted rabbits at the kill, but not the roosters. Shot up game should be gutted at the kill I would think. Woodcock cooked whole guts and all....no thanks.
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