is this unit comparable to the red pigeon trap also what does it weigh how many clays does it hold does it come with a remote and about how many clay
2084634
No I had many issues with the white wing thrower. It keeps breaking half of the stack no matter what adjustmemt you make . I returned and had it exchanged 3x . What a nightmare. So i got the red pigeon at cabelas and worked flawlessly. The wobbler kit is just an accessory for the clay thrower . You attach this to the thrower to make it throw at different angles. The picture above is deceiving but if you look closely , the wobbler is attached in between the thrower and legs. The little black device . I used this on my red pigeon and worked great. Easy to install .
2084635
I have no experience with the Red Pigeon trap. So I cannot comment. The White Wing weighs 51 lbs and will hold 25 clays. You can buy an extension that will allow it to hold about 65. It comes with a foot peddle release. The cord on it is about 10 feet long but you can extend it with any electrical extension chord. There is a wireless remote available as separate purchase that works very well.
2084636
The unit in question is a wobbler kit designed to add more flexibility to any do all trap. It is not a trap thrower only a device that installs on a thrower. Clays, Remotes etc are sold separately
467602
The receiver for the motion sensor has 4 sectors which can be set up with up to 4 sensors per sector. Each sector will beep 1-4 times depending on which sector has motion detected in it. It will beep 4 times per sector alarm and then silence for 30 seconds. If the person or thing moves within the 'sight' of the motion sensor again, the alarm will beep the appropriate number of times again. It resets and rearms after 30 seconds of no* motion. So yes, it will shut off and stay off unless there is more motion. More motion after 30 seconds and rearming will set it off again. I will add that the range on the sensor is a lot greater than they advertise. I use them around a large field/garden on my farm to alert me of deer eating my crops. They really work. I had an issue with two of my sensors getting moisture inside the sight eye. The mfg did replace them but they said my sensors need to be covered(i.e. a little roof of some sort over them). I had small metal covers over them.......Again they did warranty them. And Amazon was going to honor their Amazon Guarantee also. So, I have purchased additional sensors for my farm. The longest distance I have a sensor from a base/receiver unit is 110 yards and it works fine. I was impressed by the company Skylink and their customer service lady and also by Amazon!
731778
Four traps. It works well, one time I caught two at the same time. And when you let the mice go you will be amazed how fast they run!
978746
Gail, we are away from the house just now but we have had pretty good results at keeping the gophers at bay but the batteries have not lasted nearly as long as they were advertised but we are so glad not to have the mounds all over the yard. The differences in models you are questioning we really have no comparison. I doubt that there would be much difference in the models, you should compare the specifications. I hope this has been helpful.
660810
Not heavy at all but it's pretty much worthless for conditions clay. Wish I could return mine but I opened it and tried using it. Stuck with it now.
732954
I am sorry Robert H. but I purchased this for a hunting friend. He loves it, but I personally do not know anything about how it works. So Sorry not to help you.
1669389
It's made of heavy duty plastic. Very solid. I have pulled up several full traps with no problem.
1717501
It is rather heavy but the top is separate and just sitting on the base. I have never done this but in the past my parents always secured the top of their clay birdbaths with a thick roll of putty. The top could then be pried off for winter storage. I filled the base of mine about halfway with gravel for additional sturdiness but didn't do anything to secure the top. So far the deer haven't broken it. Knock on wood! I may have just jinxed myself! I think I'll go get some putty now!
323123
There were 6, however, I think you should know that the traps were very poorly made. The part the hooks the trap open in the "set" position was unstable and fragile such that it wouldn't hold in place properly and broke. I suggest you look into a different set of traps.
1924471
The unit uses two AA batteries and the remote uses a CR2032. I got my Hollywog close to the beginning of February. I have had to replace the unit batteries in the unit once and also have changed the remote battery once. I'm not sure how many hours use I got out of each set of batteries. I'm sorry I wasn't much help.
2105313
The remote takes 3 AA's and the caller takes 8 AA's. I have used it 12 times so far. Called a coyote or fox about half the time. Sometimes there is a slight delay after pressing a remote button before the caller responds. I highly recommend.
1685250
I'd say it works better than a nut gatherer the tines are closer together I haven't had any fall out I'd guesstimate about 100 to 130 pistol cases depending on caliber and size maybe more never counted to be honest. We practice and qualify on sand and this works just fine. The emptying attachment that comes with it works great. Picks up .223/.) 556 just fine. I love mine saves my back at the range after practice and qualifying I have the caliber sorters for the bucket too and love that also
740006
I dont know the diff nore have I used the other.one but the red clay is awesome if u use every. Other day
615171
Clay, I am not sure. I saw a set that looked identical at Lowes, I think we got a better price on Amazon for it though. Its not super heavy but its not cheap and thin either. If someone wanted to break into it, I think they could without much effort, if that is your concern. Its holding up very well, ours get a lot of use and they are in our garage which is open in the humidity all day long. We're happy with them for the price, it was a good value. And delivered to our door, that was the best!
1126959
We got this for my stepson so it's not at our house. But if I recall it was like 6 AA batteries for the remove and 4 batteries for the remote. Definitely something I would get some rechargeable batteries for. Because the batteries go fast.
737308
Mine came with 100 targets. It does not say this in the description, so I ordered a box of 100. I've got a lot of shooting to do now! Oddly, there's another listing on Amazon for this same trap with 100 targets for quite a bit more money. Glad I didn't buy that one!
490401
it will hold a 2-3 lb hen i would think i havent tried it maybe up to 5lbs and should have plenty for room for carrots onions and taters its worth it any way i havent ever seen a larger clay pot but if you get one you will wonder how you got by witout one