dad Posted October 26, 2015 Report Share Posted October 26, 2015 20 fields of drilling done between sunday and wednesday over various farms i shoot so i had thursday friday saturday and sunday to shoot some pigeons. started 9.30 thursday drove almost every where 38 miles actualy and finaly found some on some drilled barley quite a lot coming from all directions unfortunatley not one of my perms, i know the farmer slightly a mate used to shoot there but he moved away and i never got round to seeing him myself. we found the farmer and got a yes kill them all which was a surprise, got the pad lock code and off we went, still a lot of birds there but its now 2.15 pm so we decided to shoot the next day. we were there by 10 am and not a pigeon in sight just 3 crows we sat watching till 11am and moved on to look for somewhere else, at least we got a new perm about 200 acres. eventualy we found a small field with about 50 on it that was our perm but the field next to it which wasnt had about 500 on it so a quick call to our farmer to find out who owns it,he says i spray it for a farmer who lives 20 miles away, he is a very busy man but i will try and call him for you if he says ok i will call you back, we waited an hour and decided to leave and go roosting it was now 1.45pm we got to the wood and i decided to phone the missus and noticed 5 missed calls some how i had put the bloody thing on mute there was a text too that said (he said get stuck in) too late now so we decided to go early saturday. got there 9.30 am nothing on it went away for breakfast came back 11.15 about 250 on it with birds in the air, looked promising, set up quickly 3 hours later packed up with 3 shots each and 2 pigeons. at least we got 2 more perms. i reckon we had about 1800 acres of drilling. they dont seem to stay on shot land for more than a day, i wonder if its one of their survival tactics, dont stay in one place too long. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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