My whirly machine proved a godsend in spring/summer over peas and cereal crops. I am now looking forward to trying it on winter rape but (if we get really hard weather) will it work in frost and snow covered fields?
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PETER THEOBALD says:
I would also like to know how a whirly decoyer will perform in snowy conditions, but, not having had snow in these parts since the machine was invented, I have not had the chance to find out!
That said, I imagine it will work very well, despite the fact most people believe pigeons become ‘snow blind’.
I think the constant movement of the machine will do the business, but don’t hold it against me if doesn’t!
Please let me know how you get on with yours – and the same goes for any other reader who happens to find themselves shooting in snow this winter.