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Ruff Land Kennels 9 Inch Double Cackle Box
$139.95
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The Ruff Land Kennels 9” Double Wide Cackle Box is a roto-molded transport container for pheasants and other game birds. It features a clever one-way door system that makes it easy to put birds in but won’t let them get out. When you are ready to take them out, simply turn the box upside down so that the door falls away. Cackle Box is well ventilated.
PLEASE NOTE: Depending on inventory availability, kennels take up to 16 weeks for delivery. An additional oversize freight charge of $25 will be added to the shipping costs for Intermediate and smaller $75 will be added to the large and XL. This item can not have expedited shipping! Call us for more information at 800-662-5202.
Key Features:
Made of high-density polyethylene plastic
Light-weight yet durable
No assembly required
Stackable
Easy to clean
Holds 10-12 adult pheasants or 30 quail
Dimensions: 24” L x 32” W x 9” H
Weight: 14 Pounds
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