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Hi all, i am a keen clay and rifle shooter but i have just been contacted by a farmer who is having trouble with crows. As i have never done this type of shooting before i would be grateful for ANY advice no matter how basic. Thanks in advance :unsure: :unsure:

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Put a bait out, dead sheep is a cracker. For me being under a flight path, having a few deeks out a good hide a bait and a good wind to make them fly low and i am very confident. They is harder to hit than you might think, expect mid air stops and radical shift of direction if they see you point a gun. Get them head in pattern and 35yds or under and you can kill them with pretty well with 7's. Shoot them high and up the bum and you will struggle with no.1 they can soak up some serious punishment if the head aint dead thats for sure

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Thanks for all the replys lads :rolleyes::rolleyes: was looking at buying some decoys, but havent much of a clue what to get.......these FUD decoys look about the best. As for setting out a pattern i take it its head into the wind but not to regimented ???? Located in Co Fermanagh

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Thanks for all the replys lads :rolleyes::rolleyes: was looking at buying some decoys, but havent much of a clue what to get.......these FUD decoys look about the best. As for setting out a pattern i take it its head into the wind but not to regimented ???? Located in Co Fermanagh

yep you got it fella good luck stick sum pics on if you get any......swiss

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