Pigeon motion photos

[harrycatcat 31]

 

 

 

[stubby 175]

nice one harry, and you aint tried making the look like woodies, so just the "movement" was enough,

 

the flapper that I got aint that great, low wind, no movement

high wind, it takes off

 

next trip out I'll try just the deeks and motion

[steviemann 5]

 

 

 

Do these come with woodies as well or just doves and crows?

[stubby 175]

Do these come with woodies as well or just doves and crows?

 

we both ordered them from an american website, they shoot doves over there, the plastic doves supplied are about half the size of our plastic woodies, so although you could probably fit your own, Im not sure if the mechanisim of the motion controller could deal with the extra weight

 

I just gave mine "tippex collars" hoping the pidgeons would'ent have a size issue

 

[steviemann 5]

Do these come with woodies as well or just doves and crows?

 

we both ordered them from an american website, they shoot doves over there, the plastic doves supplied are about half the size of our plastic woodies, so although you could probably fit your own, Im not sure if the mechanisim of the motion controller could deal with the extra weight

 

I just gave mine "tippex collars" hoping the pidgeons would'ent have a size issue

 

Nice one. Thanks.

I may do the same.

[77 si 21]

nice shooting

[Hurlock 114]

 

 

 

 

Hiow much, one of them pigeon motion devices lads?

 

Do they beat the whirly's?

[stubby 175]

well, Im not sure who harrythecat order his from, but the company I ordered from had them on sale at $9.99 plus delivery, by the time I had ordered another decoy and added postage, then converted to ££££'s mine worked out around £25 all included

 

heres a link to a british site, selling same thing at alot more

http://www.pigeon-decoys.co.uk/catalog/pro...products_id=242

 

but the place I ordered from, has stopped advertising them so looks like I was lucky

 

[steviemann 5]

well, Im not sure who harrythecat order his from, but the company I ordered from had them on sale at $9.99 plus delivery, by the time I had ordered another decoy and added postage, then converted to ££££'s mine worked out around £25 all included

 

heres a link to a british site, selling same thing at alot more

http://www.pigeon-decoys.co.uk/catalog/pro...products_id=242

 

but the place I ordered from, has stopped advertising them so looks like I was lucky

 

Bush wear catalogue came through door today, thet want £49.99 for the crow version!!!

[harrycatcat 31]

Mine cost $28 to buy and $28 to ship/post from USA.

 

Its funny Stubby as I have just got some tippex for mine today.

 

The day we tried and took photos it there were a family of Buzzards hovering about.

[simonrob 4]

you can get them from this site

 

http://www.decoying.co.uk/?page=show-item&item=687

[harrycatcat 31]

you can get them from this site

 

http://www.decoying.co.uk/?page=show-item&item=687

 

 

I dont supose thats bad at 40 quid as mine was $56 which is about £35 so £5 extra for some one in this country and if it goes bad you could replace it easier.

 

Just my opinion

[stubby 175]

I'll 2nd that, although mine was way cheaper than harry's around £25 all in, you get batteries with that one, and peace of mind if it goes wrong

 

I suppose if either of ours go wrong harry, we'll have to order one from them

[country-kid 2]

how affective are these and do you just use stationary decoys with them?

[stubby 175]

how affective are these and do you just use stationary decoys with them?

 

as with everything out there, its something to try and add movement to your pattern, although I started with this and a few shell deeks, Ive now got a magnet as well, which really pulls them in, my mate went out yesterday with just deeks and 2 floaters, and said that nothing would come near,

 

also at the time, the motion decoy was a cheaper option than a magnet, going on the british price, Id save your money and pick up a second hand magnet for same price