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[sapper756]

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a typical stall trap.http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/emoticon-0140-rofl.gif

[sapper756]

Supertraphttp://www.bleefe.co.uk/ila_images/zoom.gif http://www.bleefe.co.uk/cdata/29735/img/29735_1014711t.jpgGalvanized construction. Includes landing board supports but not the board itself. Quick rubber ring removal without catching the bird. 6 bird supertrap 28" X 15".

 

 

 

 

 

Price: £64.95

 

LINK; http://www.bleefe.co.uk/www.bleefe.co.uk/info.php?p=12&pno=0

[dooscoo]

Big Thank you lads for the replys, do the birds sit in the trap for removal of the race rubber?

Sorry to sound like a novice but as I have never seen this type of trap in motion, does anybody still produce Galvanized or plastic stall traps? as the wooden ones I would think do not last long?

[sapper756]

Big Thank you lads for the replys, do the birds sit in the trap for removal of the race rubber?

Sorry to sound like a novice but as I have never seen this type of trap in motion, does anybody still produce Galvanized or plastic stall traps? as the wooden ones I would think do not last long?

 

No, the bird drops into the stall, you remove the rubber, and then release the bird into the loft

 

B Leef & Sons do them, http://www.bleefe.co.uk/www.bleefe.co.uk/info.php?p=12&pno=0

[geordie1234]

Yes you can lock the bob wires and the pigeon jumps in and vant get back out and there is a wee bit at the bottom you can pull the rubber off

[dooscoo]

Thank you sapper you have helped me a lot

[sapper756]

Thank you sapper you have helped me a lot

 

you are more than welcome m8http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/egyptian.gif

[dooscoo]

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