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05-19-2005, 11:57 AM
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Sporting Clays Trap Covers Need Ideas
Hi Everyone!, Our Sportsman Club is in rhe process of building a new five stand sporting clays range. We purchased 6 traps 4 Laporte PC 320's One Laporte Rabbit and one Laporte 90 degree Verticle Springing Teal Trap. What I need is some ideas,pictures,plans ,on how to make secure covers for these traps any pictures ,suggestions or ideas would be greately appreciated! They are going to be mounted to concrete pads. But need to be securely covered. Thanks Roy
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05-20-2005, 11:50 AM
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aaah yes I see they are. The ones at our club are inside of a concrete box with heavy wooden doors that are padlocked closed when not in use.
I am not totally sure but I think they made the concrete house for ours with plywood forms but I would say you could do it a lot easier with cinder blocks and porage over top the blocks and paint with waterproofing tar or something.
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05-21-2005, 06:31 AM
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Thanks for the input Da Madman, I had someone suggest using Fiberglass Veal Calf Huts from a farm equipment supplier. dont know how secure these would be though.
 Roy
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