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Bob Traps or Drop/Sputnik Traps???What do most of your guy use out there for your Birds, Bob Traps or Drop/Sputnik Traps??????????
Last edited by Mader631; 1st November 2009 at 01:39 AM. |
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currently using a 4ft sputnik but switching to a bricon system in 2010 so trapping will likely be different in the spring.
Tom
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I currently use A bob trap But I have plans for a drop trap
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I've tried both. With bobs, I trained and trained, and some still hesitate. With the drop trap they basically learned on their own. For me, drop traps from here on out.
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I have found the drop trap to be the most sucessful and efficent way to teach and train birds to come in to the loft fast.
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My homemade drop sputnik trap. Birds learn in a day.
Tony
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I have a Sputnik trap and a drop trap. Most of my young birds learn to enter before they even start to loft fly without the use of a training cage. I usually start leaving them on the landing board a few days before I weaned them out. This allows them to get to know the outside surrounding, get some sun and learn how to get back in. And under constant supervision from me cause a few will fly down to the ground, go on the loft roof to kickback or attempt to fly across to our house roof....
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Dang, that's a NICE trap!!!!!!!!!!
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