A bit of advice please

[bogwoppit 0]

A local farmer whos land i shoot over has built himself a ladder trap (using plans off the internet) but cannot get any crows interested in entering we have tried a winged crow, magpie and a rabbit carcass all to no avail, any ideas would be gratefully accepted

[R. Docks 154]

A local farmer whos land i shoot over has built himself a ladder trap (using plans off the internet) but cannot get any crows interested in entering we have tried a winged crow, magpie and a rabbit carcass all to no avail, any ideas would be gratefully accepted

 

You've tried a winged crow? FFS....

 

What a stupid post.

 

I expect this post is already quoted on one of the animal rights anti trapping sites.

 

Moron.

[pegleg33 134]

A local farmer whos land i shoot over has built himself a ladder trap (using plans off the internet) but cannot get any crows interested in entering we have tried a winged crow, magpie and a rabbit carcass all to no avail, any ideas would be gratefully accepted

 

You've tried a winged crow? FFS....

 

What a stupid post.

 

I expect this post is already quoted on one of the animal rights anti trapping sites.

 

Moron.

 

 

 

thats a really helpful post

 

instead of knocking the lad why not explain what he's doing wrong and why he should'nt be using a wing crow instead of trying to look a fool yourself

 

i was always told if you don't know ask, it's the only way you'll learn.however i think it's best to ask first sometimes though

[logun 91]

A local farmer whos land i shoot over has built himself a ladder trap (using plans off the internet) but cannot get any crows interested in entering we have tried a winged crow, magpie and a rabbit carcass all to no avail, any ideas would be gratefully accepted

 

You've tried a winged crow? FFS....

 

What a stupid post.

 

I expect this post is already quoted on one of the animal rights anti trapping sites.

 

Moron.

 

 

 

thats a really helpful post

 

instead of knocking the lad why not explain what he's doing wrong and why he should'nt be using a wing crow instead of trying to look a fool yourself

 

i was always told if you don't know ask, it's the only way you'll learn.however i think it's best to ask first sometimes though

[logun 91]

maybe a nice yellow canary in a call cadge could help.magpies go nuts for them

[bogwoppit 0]

For your information twat the crow was one i found whilst out with my dogs which was about dead i managed to nurse it back to health and now it is feeds from my hand and lives the life of riley in my garden, so if you have nothing constructive to say in the future keep your big arrogant mouth shut cock

[bogwoppit 0]

Thanks logun

[logun 91]

Thanks logun

nothing better than seting your canary out to sun in a cadge to protect it from the likes of the local sparrow hawks.

and doing so you get a few corvids as a free be

[Bobba_fett 117]

have you tried putting bits of rabbit on the top of the cage to get them used to feeding off it? then stop and only put it in the inside? worth a try

[arnieboy 93]

leave the top off completly and bait it every day with anything nice and visible rabbits and hen eggs are usefull then when they are feeding without fear put 1 side on one day then the other the next day trick is to get them in without fear

[bogwoppit 0]

Thanks to all ill give it a try and see if i have any luck