If you are the observant type, you will notice that those wild swiftlets will rush home at high speed between 7.00pm till darkness.
Mr.K of BM told me that last few days he was at his BH construction site and it was around 6.50 pm or so.
What he did was to run those bird call test using my Duress sound.
He saw those birds flocking above the test kit above his car. They will continue to join the crowd every second.
What happened next was something which he was very surprised.
The moment the clock strike about 7.10pm or so, they dash their way home. They behaved as if the there was a Hawk around. Zip and gone into the thin air.
"Harry what do you think happened to all of them? Not a single bird left."
Well I told Mr.K not to worry about that phenomena that much. As far as I know those birds have a kind of biological clock inside them where they will rush home as quickly as possible where they need to be in their nesting home just before darkness.
The moment the time have come, they will ignore any food or sound but to rush home be inside their a safe house to roost.
In a normal circumstances they will start they journey back from their hunting ground at around 5.00 pm. Some will fly to any water source for a last drink or perhaps have a dip or final meal for the day.
So from around 5.00pm till they totally enter the house you need to lure them into your new BH.
The best method to pull them in is to use the best sound played at the right volume.
You might want to consider in having a dedicated amplifier just for this occasion.
The "Black Cloud" might be a good candidate for this moment.
You sit and watch what happened during that precious moment.
I can guarantee you that the whole scenario with be different. Those birds, high above or at high speed behind your BH, will actually make a turn towards your BH. Not all but a reasonable number.
Just imagine if you do this every day of the year, you will see a substantial increase of your bird nests population.
A word of caution, please do not blast the sound too loud until you disturb your neighbours. Also limit the time played for about 45 minutes the most.
Have a good time with this new idea.
A new idea from Harry Kok the most crazy guy in swiftlet farming. He is not only crazy but innovative plus he share it with you........
Mr.K of BM told me that last few days he was at his BH construction site and it was around 6.50 pm or so.
What he did was to run those bird call test using my Duress sound.
He saw those birds flocking above the test kit above his car. They will continue to join the crowd every second.
What happened next was something which he was very surprised.
The moment the clock strike about 7.10pm or so, they dash their way home. They behaved as if the there was a Hawk around. Zip and gone into the thin air.
"Harry what do you think happened to all of them? Not a single bird left."
Well I told Mr.K not to worry about that phenomena that much. As far as I know those birds have a kind of biological clock inside them where they will rush home as quickly as possible where they need to be in their nesting home just before darkness.
The moment the time have come, they will ignore any food or sound but to rush home be inside their a safe house to roost.
In a normal circumstances they will start they journey back from their hunting ground at around 5.00 pm. Some will fly to any water source for a last drink or perhaps have a dip or final meal for the day.
So from around 5.00pm till they totally enter the house you need to lure them into your new BH.
The best method to pull them in is to use the best sound played at the right volume.
You might want to consider in having a dedicated amplifier just for this occasion.
The "Black Cloud" might be a good candidate for this moment.
You sit and watch what happened during that precious moment.
I can guarantee you that the whole scenario with be different. Those birds, high above or at high speed behind your BH, will actually make a turn towards your BH. Not all but a reasonable number.
Just imagine if you do this every day of the year, you will see a substantial increase of your bird nests population.
A word of caution, please do not blast the sound too loud until you disturb your neighbours. Also limit the time played for about 45 minutes the most.
Have a good time with this new idea.
A new idea from Harry Kok the most crazy guy in swiftlet farming. He is not only crazy but innovative plus he share it with you........
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