Green oak

I'm a farmer and as most of you would know pigeons where in at most uncontrollable last autumn/winter I spent nearly every day trying to control 60 hectares. I myself had some good bags. But spent most of the time chasing the dam things off with the quad bike. Rape plants where small and never grew well last year. In the indrestry fortunes where spent on bangers rockets kites but eventually fields where pulled up and re drilled. This year rape looks very good with the mild weather. We've got a head start thankfully but it's when the rape canopy opens up after three or four weeks of hard frost that's when pigeons will become a menace again and start getting Hungary. With regarding leaving bird for another day I would say NO last year there where flocks of thousands being put up around north Essex at the end of the day there a PEST and once we get in a prolonged cold spell will be back. Fill those freezers boys.

I think a point is being missed here called the jet stream last year most of the weather was on a northerly wind eg Scandinavia this year mostly westerly winds eg Atlantic If is was a migrating pigeon I think I would rather fly tailwind than head wind.

I'll have to stick the FUDS a bit deeper in the ground. Pigeons like missile's this weekend!!