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Pigeons on the ivy berries.


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Had a mid week syndicate day yesterday, which is a woodland shoot.

 

Every old ivy clad tree, was smothered in wood pigeons.

They kept trying to return to the woods and we shot 27 while standing on the drives.

 

There was also a fair amount of beechmast left on the ground, but they were just stripping the ivy berries.

 

If you want some pigeon shooting, it seems you need to head for the woods.

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:blush: I'll have a little venture out with the air rifle later and see what I can manage. I'll try to put some pictures up if I can.

 

Yes, I shot three last night coming into roost, all full of berries down here is Sussex.

 

Jerry

I couldn't have hit b**ger all last night it was blowing a gale here, Theres 3 of us going after them this afternoon so we should bag a few :blush: The wood we are going in is full of Ivy so we'll see they were coming into feed as well as roost later in the day. I went a couple of weeks ago and it was the same then.

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I noticed that today myself, I was curious as to why a strong flightline I shoot was underperforming and all the birds were sliding off to another part of the woods and resting there. So I went a took a look and behold they were after berries!. I ended up moving upstream nearer to this side and had more shooting in the last 2 hours than all day!!!

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I drove up the A1 yesterday from the St Albans area to a clay shoot at Barrow Heath, near Newmarket, noticed one guy with a couple of floaters out on rape near Baldock, but no pigeons within miles of the field, plenty of birds to the East of Royston, but all in the beechwoods, many thousands of acres of rape, but not a bird on it.

 

Cat.

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