Abbey Frilled Neck Lizard Thumb Trigger Release Aid

Frilled Neck Lizard thumb trigger style release aid automatically locks onto the bowstring.

Rugged composite construction improves arrow flight and accuracy. Easy to use, comfortable thumb trigger and suits right and left hand shooters. Please note never to draw the bow with your finger on the trigger.

The Frilled Neck Lizard release aid comes in a black colour.

The Frilled Neck Lizard (Chlamydosaurus kingii) is an amazing little reptile. It is also an Australian icon. They are between 70cms to 90cms or 27.5" to 35.4" long and have a "frill" around their head. When the lizard gets frightened, it opens its mouth and the frill is folded out. This is to make the lizard appear larger and is one of its defensive strategies against predators. The lizard can also run very fast and it runs on its two hind legs. They live in hot tropical climates, so are found all over the northern part of Australia. They like to bathe themselves in the sun like other reptiles. They feed on all kinds of small insects. The frilled neck lizard can stay very still and match the colour of its surroundings. It goes unnoticed by insects and the frilled neck lizard can easily catch them before they have a chance to escape. The female frilled neck lizard lays about 15 eggs. They take on average 3-4 months to hatch. The Frilled Neck Lizard featured on Australia's two cent coin, which is no longer in circulation.