Whirly Wings

[Smudge00 0]

Hello

Has anyone used the air pro decoys from Decoying.co.uk on a whirler look a good idea but a bit pricy. http://www.decoying.co.uk/?page=show-item&item=592

 

 

Cheers smudge

[Shooter08 0]

they look oright,

i wouldn't pay £50 for that tho.. i think that it abit too pricey

[Llanshooter 0]

I've made something similar from a full body deek. Holes drilled in shoulders and aluminium tube pushed through.

 

Next plastic a rod inserted through the tube and wings made of balsa wood with surfaces sanded to catch the wind and painted.

 

Seems to work in the garden but haven't had the chance to get out in the field with it properly as I've been too busy after the pheasants and duck.

[merle 0]

i have been pigeon shooting alot over the last 2 months and have tried these.

i my opinion they are crap.

i have given them a fare chance different crops times of day and so on

the worst thing i have bought

cheers

merle

[Hunting-top-shots 2]

Merle has just about said it all I have 2 set´s that I have tried for nearly 5 months different crops and areas and they are CRAP!! the wings seem to move to fast and the pigeons turn off better of using 2 or 3 Floaters with dead birds.

 

Cheers HTS

[pigeonking 0]

I've got a pair of air pro spinners,and i've had no probs with them,but only if you set your rotory machane to half speed,anything faster or slower the birds dont really want to know.unluckily though i paid £50 for mine when they first came out.oh well.pk