Crow killer

Superdomes are great value for money and very accurate as well. I tried bisley pest controll but they just dont knock the ******* down. Has anyone else found this? :ph34r:

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I could not have moved my hide because it was in the only cover around the field appart from the foot path, but thanks for trying. I might try putting some decoys up on stakes to make them look stupid.

What did you blow the money on, and how long ago did you ask about the scope.(Do you know roughly what date)

Have any of you got an airmax scope, if so what do you think of it as I am thinking of purchasing one to accompany my Webley Stingray. Any information would be gratfully appreciated, thanks Crow killer

Thanks, will give it a try soon!!!

I was decoying in our field on Sunday and the birds were landing in my decoys and because of this I could not get many shots as the field has a footpath on the other side and I would have been shooting dangerously low towards it. Is there any method any of you know of to keep the birds On the wing rather than landing in the clover. I might try closing the space between the decoys a bit, as then the birds would not see as much space for landing.

I have a Webley Stingray and it peforms extremly well for it sole purpose of hunting. It is in my view extremly good value for money. Webley in my view make and are the best spring air guns so I would reccomend the lonbow to you. :blink:

I am intending on trying to get the magpies in my garden at the moment, but do not know how to make one land for long enough for me to get the shot with my airgun. Any tips would be gratfully appreciated. :blink:

What type of air rifle .22 pellets do you reccomend for crow shooting? :blink: