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Bird Dryer
$99.95
This folding metal Duck Dryer will extend the time that you can use your dead training ducks in the field and pond. Simply slide the neck of the duck through the support channel as shown to either thaw out frozen ducks before training or dry ducks off after training before...
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This folding metal Duck Dryer will extend the time that you can use your dead training ducks in the field and pond. Simply slide the neck of the duck through the support channel as shown to either thaw out frozen ducks before training or dry ducks off after training before packaging and putting them back into the freezer. Using this drying method before packaging and freezing, some retriever trainers have gotten a whole summer of training using the same batch of ducks. Farm-raised mallards are some of the most expensive game birds on the market, so this will save you money!
Constructed from rust-resistant powder-coated steel with easy-to-fold neck channels and legs, making it compact for transport. The Duck Dryer holds up to 30 ducks and rotates 360 degrees. The unit can stand on sandy soil on the shore of a pond to hold the ducks while training, or secured in the back of the truck on the way home to get the drying process started. 24 in. wide x 24 in. tall when assembled, but folds to 20 in. long x 3 in. wide for transport. -
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