Using the Right Bird-Catching Equipment
When starting a poultry farm, you might have thought that your chickens and roosters would stay put, but they frequently roam. Chasing after your birds to capture them can be hard.
Despite the fact that you might feel a little bit like an animal control officer, you'll need the proper equipment to safely capture your birds. Whether you're dealing with small birds or larger fowl, having the right tools for bird removal is non-negotiable.
Making Turkey and Chicken Catching Simpler
In addition to using a tool to catch birds, you can also use a bird catching net to quickly and safely corral your stray chicken, rooster, or game bird. Our fowl catcher's four-foot-long rod allows for greater reach while keeping a safe distance. Capture and separate two fighting birds with a catcher and net, or scoop up a turkey for dinner.
In addition to using a tool for bird catching, you can also use a bird catching net to quickly and safely catch your stray chicken, rooster, or game bird.
Our fowl catcher's four-foot-long rod allows for greater reach while keeping a safe distance. With a catcher and net, you can capture and separate two fighting birds or scoop up individual birds, like turkeys, for dinner. For particularly challenging situations, you might even consider using a trap to ensure the safe capture of birds.
You have two choices for bird-catching equipment. The shorter rod has a 31-inch-deep net, ideal for smaller fowl, and the longer rod has a 36-inch-deep net to accommodate larger poultry.