Crow_Killer

All you do mate is put another net over the top of the hide and i only use a roof when there is no over head cover or if the flight line is directly over the top of your hide.

I would just use a rabbit call or at this time of year I would use a fox mating call to try and bring them in.

Yes i got this neeting it is an awsome netting i would definatley recommend that you buy it

If you want a pair of wellies then i would recommend a paiir of Aigle neopreme wellies.

i use the camo stealth netting which i find is amazing becasue you can see out of it clear as day and the birds cant see you even though it looks like they will spot you a mile off.

i would have them mate but aint getting my cz yet

I use a Miruko MK38 and i got it fitted to me for around £50 and i have been shootng everything with it.

What cartridges were you using becasue i got a miruko MK38 and the kick on that depends on what type of cartridge i use so that might be the problem. But if u want to change a butt pad then i recommend using a Kickees pad

It is very repetative and it need a hell of alot of concentration and the birds will only be coming out at 5 different angles which means as soon as you get the picture you should be able to hit every 1.

I shot at Llandegla and the weather was bad it was snowing but we went up for a welsh qualifier the people are freindly up there but you have to watch the markers up there becasue they are very dodgy when it comes to birds being chipped and make sure you ask them to tell you wether the bird was killer or losts then you can tell them you hit the bird when you are in the stand and other shooter can justify the bird being hit. Midwales is a good shooting ground and the markers are the same at midwales aswell especially the bloke on the quad you really have to watch him. i would recommend going to longridge SG that has a good variety of target at international and club standard.

Because im not a skeet shooter i normally use either 7.5 or 8s but i would recommend that you use 9s becasue they got more pellets in the case.

I went to this ground on a shooting trip a few years ago and the birds were all da same either going away from you or going right to left crossers and there was no difference in the angle of the birds either.

The price on cartridges for clay shooting can vary due to how fast the cartridges are and how good the pattern of the cartridges are. I have bin using Rio star team 28g which i paid £170 per 1000 but now im using FOB viper and mondails 28g which are FOB Viper £132 per 1000 and FOB Mondail £150 per 1000 :wacko:

I carry a preist in my bag. I rekon it is the best method of dispatching birds