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LCS Tip-Up Bird Releaser
$39.95
Live birds are the most important element in steadying pointing dogs and training retrievers to sit to flush. Now, with the aid of our LCS exclusive "Tip Up Bird Releaser", you can plant and release your training birds without the need for an expensive bird launcher. The bird is released...
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Live birds are the most important element in steadying pointing dogs and training retrievers to sit to flush. Now, with the aid of our LCS exclusive "Tip Up Bird Releaser", you can plant and release your training birds without the need for an expensive bird launcher. The bird is released by simply stepping on the angled handle. Our tip up releaser is large enough to contain a chukar, quail, or pigeon, but compact and light enough to carry into the field and relocate with ease. The unit weighs a mere 2 pounds! This releaser provides an easy way to plant birds and keep them from flying or running off. When starting pups and working with young dogs, this device eliminating the noise of a mechanical launcher. Sturdy steel rod and wire construction with a highly durable powder coating paint ensure a long life and rust resistant training device.
Basket size:
14 1/2" Long x 7" Wide x 5" High Unit Total Weight: 2.1 Pounds
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