Two more lamping pigeon catches last night.....no pics due to the pouring rain! The tiercel is still yet to loose a feather to molt. I am flying him 25-30g higher than normal but still have good response on both game and call back. 631g last night.....
I built it out of 1/4" plexiglass to fit my truck seat. It was originally to use it as a car seat for while car hawking but he seems to like it and will sit contently day or night unhooded......so I use it instead of my GH. There is a short leash attached to the bottom front and seams are sealed to contain mutes and I just lay a towel in the seat just in case of strays! Lol......I built it out of some scraps so there is no prints but I'll try to get you some measurements and more detailed pics if you would like.
I built it out of 1/4" plexiglass to fit my truck seat. It was originally to use it as a car seat for while car hawking but he seems to like it and will sit contently day or night unhooded......so I use it instead of my GH. There is a short leash attached to the bottom front and seams are sealed to contain mutes and I just lay a towel in the seat just in case of strays! Lol......I built it out of some scraps so there is no prints but I'll try to get you some measurements and more detailed pics if you would like.
Yeah I wouldn't mind a copy of those plans either. Some times my wife takes the truck and it's a nightmare to cram my giant hood into the Jetta
Best night lamping yet! 2 HH Tiercels + 2 hours lamping = 21 total catches! My tiercel was at 623g last night and did a awesome job! My buddies tiercel caught 10 and mine caught 11............Both birds are getting comfortable with trade-offs and have dialed in on the light producing game!
Hey NH, They are reflective / glowing . I saw where he was selling some he made on EBay. Pretty cool ideas coming from ya Pow76. Is Hunting by spotlight legal means of take in KY ? We are banned from car hawking & lamping in TN.
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