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How to Make a Predator Baffle with a Can & a Duct Pipe 2019

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How to Make a Predator Baffle with a Can & a Duct Pipe 2019

96,155 views October 25, 2019 5:20

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Learn how to make a predator baffle from a #10 can & a duct pipe. Use it with a 10 foot telescoping pole made of EMT conduit.

*TOOLS for MAKING BAFFLE*
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*MATERIALS for BAFFLE*
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Backyard Birds published this 5:20 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 96,155 times on YouTube.

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