Chicken drumettes: What is the little piece of meat?

Factual Questions
1

That doesn’t just pull away from the bone. There’s a little piece that sticks out a little that stay stuck. What makes it adhere more strongly?

And if you don’t know what I’m talking about, I’ll come back in a day or so with pics.

2

I’m guessing it’s a ligament, the attachment/transition between muscles and bone. Similar to clams, steamers, mussels that little part stuck to the shell.

3

I thought it was a bit of chicken wood glue to stop it falling off the stick.

4

I don’t know exactly what you mean by chicken “drumettes.”

5

He means the portion of the wing that’s attached to the body at one end and the other joint of the wing at the other end. Like these.

6

Ligaments connect bone to bone (like the anterior cruciate ligament). Tendons connect muscle to bone.

I believe the OP is describing tendon.

7

Yes, as purplehorseshoe says, they are the “upper wing” portion of the wing, what would be the humerus bone and related muscles on a human arm, so called because they resemble small drumsticks.