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I wonder how the trap worked? I see the guy in the "hut" behind the shooters working a long lever which I assume runs the trap somehow.
that reset the trap for the next bird to be put on by the "trap boy" when i was a kid my father would shoot at trap feilds that had that for a set up. a MWSA in barrington you can still see the pipe just sticking out of the ground that ran the trap cocking lever. scott
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a MWSA in barrington you can still see the pipe just sticking out of the ground that ran the trap cocking lever. scott
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