Lcs Tip-up Bird Releaser Reviews

4.9 Rating 22 Reviews

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Bruce Hjerpe

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“Good size for pigeons and Chukar. Nice thick enamel that so far has held up to travel and field use.”

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Posted 3 months ago

David Cudlip

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“These Tip-Up Releasers are an affordable alternative to remote launchers for releasing pigeons or small game birds for your dog's training. I combine one of these tip ups with a remote control launcher to launch two birds back to back to help install the "Whoa" command that can help a young dog to wait and hold point for the possibility of a second bird flush. It also let's the dog see that you are out in front and will be the person flushing the bird.”

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Posted 5 months ago

Richard Joppich

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Posted 8 months ago

“Very well made.”

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Posted 11 months ago

Chris Santaiti

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“Perfect for pigeons, the right size and weight. Since buying three of these I’m thinking I need a few more. Affordable and great quality.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Great for starting puppies. Sturdy construction. The onlhy change I would recommend to this tip-up releaser is I add a painted screen over the cage itself to better camoflage the birds.... But, this releaser works well even without the screening.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Great tool added to my training tool box!”

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Posted 2 years ago

CHARLES COULTER

Verified Reviewer

“My pup was so well trained to heel that I had a problem getting him to move out and search while there was a lead dragging. I was concerned that if I let him hunt without a lead, he might catch birds that he found before I could get to him since I am working alone. The tip up solved this by preventing him from being able to contact the bird until I can move in and flush it. Since I'm working him by myself, the cage also keeps the bird planted while I walk back to truck and get him.”

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Posted 2 years ago