AndyElectro Posted August 15, 2011 Report Share Posted August 15, 2011 Hello! Went out yesterday to my usual spot which is usually a decent hunting ground with an abundance of pigeon but I had a spot of bother yesterday morning, out in the field about 6am looking for woodies, ferrals or maggies but did't have a single one come within 300ft! One of the farmers fields backs onto a long row or houses which every pigeon in the area seemed to want to perch on, there were literally hundreds of the things but they didn't even look back up to the farm (which is their usual roosting/feeding spot). The roofs looked like they were about to take off! Annoyingly this has happened a few times before. At first I thought it was where I was sat in the hay bales but when I moved and used my netting near the hedgerow that didn't seem to work either. Do they just like sitting on warm un-insulated roofs or something? What can I do to get them moving back up my way? Anyone have any ideas? relatively new to this lark so no 'pigeon magnet' answers please haha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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