OVER 6 MILLION Bud Caps SOLD!
Brad's "Breathe Easy" Bud Cap has proven to be extremely effective against deer browse!
Description
Very lightweight, semi-rigid, poly mesh slip on with a stay open top.
Measures 2 3/4" x 6". Size of the cap allows for more growth. Comes in bundles of 100.
Designed for one application prior to photo-degradation.
Easy To Install
Open the top with your fingers, squeeze the seams and slip over the leader leaving room for bud growth.
Hold securely in place with 1 staple parallel to the stem at the bottom
of the cap on both sides of the terminal leader (not through the stem).
When you squeeze both seams together, the top opens up and will
stay open when stapled. If the top doesn't open you are squeezing and
stapling the wrong way.
Numerous Benefits Over Other Bud Caps
Designed to install ,walk away, and Breathe Easy!
Low cost, silviculturally correct.
Prevents browse over winter.
No moisture retention or build-up, removing the threat of mold and
mildew. Guaranteed drainage and positive air flow. Less heat build-up
within the cap.
Positive ventilation results in less flapping and less "wind catcher" damage. Terminal leader is sheltered from desiccation.
The tight mesh configuration provides a micro-climate shade factor that shows better vigor and bud development.
Can be applied in any weather condition, on the assembly line at sorting, or in the field after planting.
If
you are currently including bud caps in your deer & elk browse
protection program and haven't seen the Breathe Easy cap, please let us
send you a sample. We think we've come up with an economical and
effective device with initial installation and performance reports being
very positive. Call Toll-Free 1 (877) 736-5995 or email Brad at bradm@pacforestsupply.com.
OVER 6 MILLION Bud Caps SOLD!
"Your
Bud Caps worked perfectly. I used them on pine seedlings that were 5-7
years old. Almost 0% deer damage when I have been battling deer for
years."
D.K., Illinois
"I've used other kinds of Bud Caps. These work the best and are best for the trees."
J.A., Oregon
