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Better LCS Bird Box: Heavy Duty Wooden Bird Box
$69.95
The LCS Bird Box is the original heavy-duty wooden bird box design that has been used by serious dog trainers for years. It features a slide-open trap door on one end so that you can flush training birds right in from your quail or chukar pen or pigeon loft. The...
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The LCS Bird Box is the original heavy-duty wooden bird box design that has been used by serious dog trainers for years. It features a slide-open trap door on one end so that you can flush training birds right in from your quail or chukar pen or pigeon loft. The other end features galvanized wire mesh for ventilation. The sliding trap door is suitable for liberating quail in the field without leaving a human scent behind for the dog to follow. The Birdbox is also great for releasing groups of homing pigeons learning a new route home from where you want to dog train. The heavy rubber flaps that you reach through to retrieve a bird prevents escapes. The LCS Bird Box is sized right for twenty quail, fifteen pigeons, ten chukars, or four pheasants.
12in x 12in x 20in
Please note -The oversize freight charge of $10.00 will be added at check out
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