This is indeed a very interesting question. Come to think that will goose feather reproduce if only part of it is trimmed/ removed? I guess they will not. Also, also since they are so many goose being slaughtered daily and why not salvage the feather for shuttlecocks?
Geese and ducks molt their feathers every year, naturally, all by themselves, so you could follow your pet geese or ducks around and collect the left wing feathers as they dropped out and use them to make your own shuttlecocks if you wanted to make some that involved not killing the birds.
The feathers ARE harvested from slaughtered ducks and geese and used for many uses, shuttlecocks included, the geese are not killed to get the feathers, the feathers are removed to get to the meat. The shuttlecock manufacturers do get the left wing feathers from the meat processing factories.
Shuttlecocks characteristically are light weight and are thereby affected by the wind. Thus professional badminton is played indoors as even the slightest breeze can effect the direction of the shuttlecock.
A shuttlecock is traditionally made with goose feathers stuck into a cork base, but rubber and plastic shuttlecocks are more common now, as they are less easier to become damaged or ripped. The sport that shuttlecocks are used in is badminton.
in old style and very good quality shuttlecocks they use real feathers. Most though are made of plastic
The frame of the high quality shuttlecock is actually 16 goose feathers secured in the cork and tide with thread. More commercial shuttlecocks use nylon mesh in place of the goose feathers.
There are two different types of shuttle. You can get plastic or feather. Both are made with a cork head. The flight is either made up from plastic or goose feathers, depending on the type of shuttle.
You are referring to a feather shuttlecock. It contains 16 goose feathers all in all. Since you are just asking for the number of feathers, then I guess my answer is already complete.
Goose Feather was created in 2004.
goose feathers...
Also called a shuttlecock, the birdie is used in badminton.
The singular possessive form for the noun goose is goose's.Example: Jack stuck the goose's feather in his hat.
Foam rubber. Superior support and contours to your neck. Killing a duck or goose for your own comfort is not right.
If you are referring the "feather bedding" (two words) it refers to bedding products that are filled with feathers or down from [typically] a goose. For example, a feather pillow, a feather comforter, a feather blanket, a feather mattress topper.