Pigeon in the ivy

[stiggy84arsenal]

went out for a walk today with a mate and we noticed all the pigeon were in the trees witch had ivy all over them!! Theres no rape round r way and the pigeon r still on r land with the only food avalible was the ivy berries, so what im getting to is has any1 ever shot these types of trees with decoys not on the ground but in the tree? also we worked out that if u walk into the wind the pigeon dont here u as quickly witch gave us a betr chance, we didnt shoot many but a good walk all the same!!

[Actionpigeons]

I was on my way to beating yesterday, I seen about 20 pigeons on a hedge, all feeding on ivy.

There is a rape field not far away so they must like the ivy.

Edited January 22, 2012 by Actionpigeons

[oisin og]

Near where I live there is a hedge which is largely made up of ivy. At this time of year pigeons come regularly to feed. Whilst there are never the sort of numbers your talk of it is one of those places where you KNOW thay you will find a few birds.

 

When things are quiet everywhere else you can be certain to get some sport there. Many a time I have had recourse to it when there was nothing else doing.

[pigeon controller]

Walking the dog this morning in the local park (7 miles from the centre of Birmingham) and counted sixty plus pigeons on ivy they have been on the acorns up to now but have made the change due to the acorns being frozen to the ground. They will move on the allotments later as the winter gets harder for the sprouts and cabbages. These birds never seem to move out of the area.