IMO, scalding and plucking takes a lot of time. Here is how I like to do it. Cut the head off, then get a small saw and cut the wings off. Turn the turk breast up, get a small knife and make a slit around the neck. Then get your fingers under the slit and start working your way down the bird pulling the skin back to the fan. After you get it back to the drum sticks and fan. Cut off the fan with your saw and then the feet at the joint. Then the rest of the skin will come off. Make a small slit at the front and rear of the bird and take the entrails out. Take it to the sink and wash it inside and out. Refrigerate and let dry, then its ready to bake or freeze. I always bake the whole turk, I do give the drum sticks to the dog depending on the age of him. The age of the turkey not the dog.
Hope this might help you out,
Horner