Velo99
1180 posts
Jun 16, 2007
7:38 PM
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Here is a new twist on an old theme.
V99
Flippin`The Bird!
http://www.bluedotloft.50megs.com
Last Edited by on Jun 16, 2007 7:41 PM
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RUDY..ZUPPPPP
46 posts
Jun 16, 2007
7:56 PM
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HEY HIPPIE NO WONDER..MY UTILITY TRUCK WAS MISSING A PVC CLEANOUT A ND CAPS.LOL
RUDY
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Santandercol
1176 posts
Jun 16, 2007
10:29 PM
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Kenny,
Do they actually go in there???Mannnnn,you are a bit twisted allright.LOL.DANG>!!!
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Kelly
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nicksiders
1777 posts
Jun 16, 2007
11:28 PM
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Kenny,
I have never even contemplated that as a trap. How easy was it to get them to work it?
Interesting.
Nick
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Snicker Rollers
Last Edited by on Jun 16, 2007 11:30 PM
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sundance
129 posts
Jun 17, 2007
5:32 AM
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Yya really, thats sure a different twist on the old trap idea. I guess young birds would probably learn if you worked with them a lot. But my old birds would think I was nuts if I tried that on them,LOL
Butch
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Velo99
1181 posts
Jun 17, 2007
8:12 AM
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Actually I put a little seed in one end and put the cap back on it. They try to cross over and eat it but the hole is in the way. They look down into the box and usually slide right on in.
So far 4 of the six went in with no coaxing the first time up. After they get trained to it I will open both ends and they should go right on in.
With the dowel door I was limited as to where to put a trap. Also had to be careful with the post subject. lol
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V99
Flippin`The Bird!
http://www.bluedotloft.50megs.com
Last Edited by on Jun 17, 2007 8:14 AM
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luis
306 posts
Jun 17, 2007
2:24 PM
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Hey V that's a great idea as far as i'm concerned!Pigeons are easily trained to any trap with feed.Good thinking!
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belle
242 posts
Jun 17, 2007
7:16 PM
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If it works use it
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