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       #Post#: 10865--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: oldfart
       Date: March 25, 2012, 4:32 pm
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       Hey Chesley, I am glad the traps worked out for you. I can not
       take credit though, someone on the board posted how to make them
       a long time ago. I just appreciated their work and passed the
       info along. :)
       Take care my friend
       Thom
       #Post#: 10895--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: willstaff
       Date: April 3, 2012, 6:48 pm
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       All my birds are ruby`s and just about all started out tail
       riding from the best i own to the one`s that are no longer with
       us
       #Post#: 10896--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: willstaff
       Date: April 3, 2012, 6:53 pm
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       Hey Thom , what size of pvc do you use and at what pitch do you
       hang them
       #Post#: 10900--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: oldfart
       Date: April 4, 2012, 12:21 pm
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       I use a four inch 45 degree P.V.C. coupling, mounted on a 12
       inch X 12 inch 3/4 inch plywood base. I center the coupling on
       the plywood and draw around it to form a circle. I then drill a
       starter hole and cut out the circle with a scroll saw trimming
       until the coupling fits. I drill small holes in the end of the
       coupling and mount it flush to the surface of the plywood using
       screws. I also use a second 12 inch x 12 inch piece of plywood
       mounted with hinges for a landing board. After the birds trap,
       the landing board folds up to lock the trap. I use single traps
       but I can see where a double would prevent guarding and allow
       the birds to go around and trap.
       I hope this helps
       Take care my friends
       Thom
       #Post#: 10901--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: willstaff
       Date: April 4, 2012, 10:34 pm
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       Thank You so much ,Thom
       #Post#: 10902--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: oldfart
       Date: April 5, 2012, 5:21 am
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       I thought a picture might make the description a little clearer.
       Also, when trap training young birds do not allow them to linger
       in the trap. It will become a habit and slow down kit trapping.
       I take hold of their tail feathers and push gently until they
       slide through. Try to locate the trap so that when they look
       through they can see the feed tray and other birds eating.
       Take care my friends
       Thom
       #Post#: 10909--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: willstaff
       Date: April 5, 2012, 10:29 pm
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       Hey Thom ,Thanks for the pic but i cant get it to open up biger
       not sure whats up ,cant really see much
       #Post#: 10910--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: oldfart
       Date: April 6, 2012, 9:26 am
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       Better??
       Take care my friend
       Thom
       #Post#: 10911--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: willstaff
       Date: April 6, 2012, 10:36 am
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       Very nice .
       TY Thom
       #Post#: 10912--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tail Riding
   DIR By: oldfart
       Date: April 6, 2012, 12:02 pm
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       Today
       Take care my friends
       Thom
       
       
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