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Live catch phesant trap


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Guest houndblair

First of, iKonw this should be on snares and trap designs but i cant post topics on there :no:

 

Ive seen these on a few shoots ive hleped out and beated for! There wood and used to catch phesants after the season for breeding! We have quite alot of Phesants in our wood straying from my mates shoot accros the road so were goona do the deed and give em back! Was wondering if anyone could give or pm me on how to build em :D

 

Thanks HB

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HB,

 

First of all, if the pheasants from over the road are in your wood then they will return after you release them - they obviously prefer your wood to their own . . .

 

Anyway; a pheasant is an easy thing to catch and you can catch them in just about any type of funnel cage trap really. If you want to make one for the purpose I would suggest making a wooden 6 foot square framework about 2 foot six high. Cover the top and four sides with mesh and leave the bottom. Then cut out two entrance holes about 18 inches wide at opposing ends and make a wire netting tunnel about the same depth, into the centre of the trap. Simple. Bait it up with wheat or maize and wait, once they find it they will soon go in. You can fish out the captives using a landing net from one side to save you having to go in to get them yourself. ;)

 

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Guest houndblair

There not going back to be relesed going to be put in the laying pens for breeding< Just to let you know the land we have used to belong to the shoot but they gave it up for some reason, but as i know the chap i might other it back as its all being managed by me and my mate now!

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