How do you make a pigeon trap?

Answer 1

As a kid, I made a cheap and effective trap with a cardboard box, a piece of wood, a stick, 20 feet of string, and a small amount of grain.

Use a cardboard box that measures about 10" H x 12" W x 18" L. Cut a 6"x 6" access door in the box bottom. Fasten a weight at one end of the box. A piece of 2x3 or 2x4 works well. Tie the 20'-long string to a 10-12" stick, and use the stick to prop the weighted end of the inverted box.

For a couple of days, before putting the box in place, put some grain both outside and under the intended location of the box, where the pigeon can see it. Stay nearby so that the pigeon becomes accustomed to you while it's eating. After a few days, put the box and stick in place, and move 20 feet away

with the string in hand.

Wait for the bird to move to the grain under the box and pull the string, so that the box falls over the bird. Reach through the access door to retrieve it.

Answer 2

get wire mess and make a box about 12 square by 6 square and 2 inch high then make and attach nooses made with fishing line once made attach to the top of mess bow 1 inch apart and done.

Answer 3

Take a laundry basket and prop it up with a stick. Tie a string to the stick. Put birdseed of any kind under the basket. Pull the string when the bird goes under the basket. Hope this helps.