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I have the wheelybird with the wobbler attachment. It does not move around much at all, even without staking. -
By Lawnmower2021 · Posted
Thank you for the suggestion! I was wondering what would keep these traps from dancing and this definitely answers that If I had a trap I'd be inclined to go more often, especially if it's something easy to transport and operate alone. Wishful thinking is I could bring bring my wife and kids with me, but they're too small to shoot and would get bored. In general I like to buy things that are quality and will last. I might not go for all the accessories at once, but if I have something dependable I'm sure I would enjoy the hobby more often either alone or with friends. I did specifically buy a shotgun with clay shooting in mind. Right now Amazon has the Wheelybird for about $250. It looks stable after you park and stake it in. But it does need a battery. I'm going to spend a little time thinking between these and similar options. Thank you!! -
Lets hope they get this one wrong. -
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