bobwires first?

[Ulsterman]

“any ETS trapping system where the bird is recorded before the bird is confined within the trap or loft contravenes Rule 241â€

 

so what does 'confined with the trap' mean? does it mean the bird has to go through bobwires first?

[Taylorsloft]

“any ETS trapping system where the bird is recorded before the bird is confined within the trap or loft contravenes Rule 241â€

 

so what does 'confined with the trap' mean? does it mean the bird has to go through bobwires first?

 

no you dont need bob wires

[Taylorsloft]

my pigeons can come out after they have been clocked  

[Ian McKay]

 

no you dont need bob wires

 

Steve his rules might be different from SHU

[Ulsterman]

thats a quote from the RPRA rulling.

[Guest rodders]

“any ETS trapping system where the bird is recorded before the bird is confined within the trap or loft contravenes Rule 241â€

 

so what does 'confined with the trap' mean? does it mean the bird has to go through bobwires first?

 

does that mean open door flyers have to shut doors before clocking bird in and then confine to loft so it carnt fly out again think its getting silly now

 

 

[Ulsterman]

i have a landing board that i close up after all the birds are in,but when open the walk across it and soon as they step off the landing board they the next step they take puts them onto the ETS pad.well the plywood covering it.

[Guest gladdo]

why we try complicate everything ill never know..... mikey !!!! ha ha ha ha

[Taylorsloft]

i have a landing board that i close up after all the birds are in,but when open the walk across it and soon as they step off the landing board they the next step they take puts them onto the ETS pad.well the plywood covering it.

 

that sounds ok  

[Tony C]

i have a landing board that i close up after all the birds are in,but when open the walk across it and soon as they step off the landing board they the next step they take puts them onto the ETS pad.well the plywood covering it.

 

I would say by the way you've described it you would need a set of bob wires between the trap and the pad BUT this is only a proposition put forward so in your shoes I'd sit tight and see what comes out of the AGM

[pigeonscout]

i have a landing board that i close up after all the birds are in,but when open the walk across it and soon as they step off the landing board they the next step they take puts them onto the ETS pad.well the plywood covering it.

 

That sounds ok to me because the bird is inside the trap before timed the fact that it can turn and walk back out makes no difference as birds flying open door can also do that.

Theses are ok by the rpra http://www.rvwoodcraft.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=378&osCsid=q7cdu5snegvckg429dn5iqelj6

[Ulsterman]

 

I would say by the way you've described it you would need a set of bob wires between the trap and the pad BUT this is only a proposition put forward so in your shoes I'd sit tight and see what comes out of the AGM

 

i presume you mean,between the landing board and pad.  which is what i was intending to do all along untill i read threads on the subject that you dont need bob wires at the front. so i didnt put any on,jast at the back.

[Tony C]

 

i presume you mean,between the landing board and pad.  which is what i was intending to do all along untill i read threads on the subject that you dont need bob wires at the front. so i didnt put any on,jast at the back.

 

Yes sorry that is what was meant.