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 Concepting a trap design

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PostSubject: Concepting a trap design   Concepting a trap design EmptyFri Sep 17, 2010 10:04 am

Let's look at the design statement and goals.

No native bird trappings

100% trap rate

design to normal feeding behavior - foraging on ground or flat surface

Low key - professional looking - do not attract attention - attractive to birds

Ability for user to dispatch (if they choose) without handling the birds.

Low to ground. High traps scare birds.

Go ahead and add others...
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PostSubject: Re: Concepting a trap design   Concepting a trap design EmptySat Sep 25, 2010 1:00 am

That would be the magic unicorn of traps! Ease of use and simple adjustments ought to be on that list too. Not sure if there are many more goals.
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