Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 106
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The cannon net is covered in more detail under the discussion of sharp- tailed grouse trapping.
Clap net . — Christensen (1962) describes a clap net used for capturing Indian sand grouse. He feels this trap has potential for several North American game species, in- cluding the sage grouse. Figure 10 shows de- tails of the trap.
The clap net is set at a location known to be used by the desired species. It is camouflaged, then pulled up and over the birds when they congregate at the trap site. No...table features 15 Figure 10.— Clap net (from Chrlstensen, 1962). In firing position, the net Is flat on ground; when birds enter the trap, a pull wire (operated from a nearby blind) brings the two sides up and over the birds.
of the trap are (1) instant action, (2) complete concealment, (3) usefulness both on land and over shallow water, (4) swiftness of resetting, and (5) lightness and portability.
Spotlighting .— The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission (1961) reports a variation of the standard pheasant catching technique.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cannon net is covered in more detail under the discussion of sharp- tailed grouse trapping.
Clap net . — Christensen (1962) describes a clap net used for capturing Indian sand grouse. He feels this trap has potential for several North American game species, in- cluding the sage grouse. Figure 10 shows de- tails of the trap.
The clap net is set at a location known to be used by the desired species. It is camouflaged, then pulled up and over the birds when they congregate at the trap site. No...table features 15 Figure 10.— Clap net (from Chrlstensen, 1962). In firing position, the net Is flat on ground; when birds enter the trap, a pull wire (operated from a nearby blind) brings the two sides up and over the birds.
of the trap are (1) instant action, (2) complete concealment, (3) usefulness both on land and over shallow water, (4) swiftness of resetting, and (5) lightness and portability.
Spotlighting .— The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission (1961) reports a variation of the standard pheasant catching technique.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service to read onlineMoreLess
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