Crow shooting video ireland

[dretopshot]

First video in a while. I got a couple of hours out on a field of drilled spring barley that was attracting the attention of quite a few corvids. They came brave & steady throughout the 2 hour session and was my shooting was decent for the most part. Ended up with 41 mixed corvids, 3 grey crows & 6 feral pigeons.

Stay tuned to the end for the bloopers section lol.

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Ollie

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[Groundpatrol]

Looks like a great time. Nice shooting

[dretopshot]

Cheers. Yes it was an enjoyable day out.

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[Dinsdale]

Stay tuned to the end for the bloopers section lol.

 

 

Get a little confident by picking up a few nice doubles.....

 

And those "easy" ones will humble you every time.

 

 

Good shooting.

[ants]

When we were kids. 7-8 years old. There was an Irish cop that use to show up every morning for crossing detail when we went to school. Officer Shanley. A huge guy. He had an Irish accent.  We loved him. He was mean looking and gruff, but we knew he liked us and was a good guy. Sometimes one of us would sass him and he would grab us (boys) by the collar, and kick us in the a$$.. Not hard. He could have thrown us across the street if he wanted to.  He would always say " along now.. I have pigeons to shoot"  What the hell did that mean!!!??? He was an older guy….Was he just nuts?? Im 51 years old now and I still have no idea what he meant……..None of my friends do either….

[dretopshot]

Get a little confident by picking up a few nice doubles.....

And those "easy" ones will humble you every time.

Good shooting.

I think with the quicker doubles you have less time to think & it's more natural & instinctive. The easier ones you think it is just a matter of pointing & shooting, that is not the case.

Thanks for watching.

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[dretopshot]

When we were kids. 7-8 years old. There was an Irish cop that use to show up every morning for crossing detail when we went to school. Officer Shanley. A huge guy. He had an Irish accent. We loved him. He was mean looking and gruff, but we knew he liked us and was a good guy. Sometimes one of us would sass him and he would grab us (boys) by the collar, and kick us in the a$$.. Not hard. He could have thrown us across the street if he wanted to. He would always say " along now.. I have pigeons to shoot" What the hell did that mean!!!??? He was an older guy….Was he just nuts?? Im 51 years old now and I still have no idea what he meant……..None of my friends do either….

Good story buddy. I'm not sure what he meant either lol.

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