A good read for my fellow shooters

[mick91]

https://myshootinglife.wordpress.com/

Actually stumbled across this by accident and realised it was my brother in laws! Serendipity eh. Thought it may be of interest here and any of the reports when I'm out if he says I missed has a liar

 

[mick91]

Heads up guys it has pictures of pest control (ie dead animals) so anyone of a sensitive disposition may not be keen

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[Toddy]

I'll put it into Fair Game then Mick.
It gives folks in schools, colleges and workplaces a heads up that links from there might not be 'suitable viewing' on site.

M

 

[mrcharly]

Some good stuff on there. Amazing numbers of pigeons, I guess it's all the grain.

 

[mick91]

I'll put it into Fair Game then Mick.
It gives folks in schools, colleges and workplaces a heads up that links from there might not be 'suitable viewing' on site.

M

Cheers Mary. Never thought about that section! I think it gives a fair representation of the sport in general, even if there is some of his own opinions in there about the unmentionables chasing the inedble

 

[mick91]

Some good stuff on there. Amazing numbers of pigeons, I guess it's all the grain.

That's more or less the average expected here. Some times of the year the crops get hammered daily so it's a nessicary form of crop protection. I've seen them sit on top of gas bangers!

 

[Toddy]

The thing with pigeons is that so long as there's food, they'll breed all year round. It's why they were the ideal bird for the doocots. Fresh meat and eggs all year for the big house. Tough on the small local farmers though

M

 

[mick91]

The thing with pigeons is that so long as there's food, they'll breed all year round. It's why they were the ideal bird for the doocots. Fresh meat and eggs all year for the big house. Tough on the small local farmers though

M

Aye they're tenatios little bleeders! Can't say I've ever eaten a pigeons egg mind you.

 

[Toddy]

Pretty small, but if a doocot had 100 nesting pairs then there was no shortage.

M