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Went out today down to one of our woods on the farm to have a go at the crows and when I got to the wood there was about 150 crows in the wood already, so I went into the wood to a hide I had set up the yesterday.

All the crows left the wood like they normally do and I waited for about an hour and nothing had come back which seemed strange.

My boss turned up to see how I was getting on and he told me that they had moved on to one of our neighbour drilled bean fields and were sitting in his wood. :good:

So I decided to sit it out and hope they would come back and after 1/2 an hour a pigeons came flying in so I got the rifle ready and just as it landed it was dead and for the next hour a nice steady stream of pigeons came flying in and I ended up with 12 pigeons and 1 crow.

 

Some of the crows in the trees as I turned up.

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I've had the same problems. Crows on a field for days, then as soon as I set up (without them seeing me) they have gone to another field or worse.

You'll have another day on them, I'm sure. :good:

 

Yeah I am hopeing to have a go at them on thursday or friday.

Hopefully by then they will be off the drillings.

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Wait til after they have bred and the young crows and rooks are about at the end of May, you will have lots of sport then! Cant beat a day shooting corvids

 

Branchers were about in Early March last year... must have been the mild winter. I remember shooting well over a hundred rooks in a few hours one year. Would have got more but ran out of pellets!

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Branchers were about in Early March last year... must have been the mild winter. I remember shooting well over a hundred rooks in a few hours one year. Would have got more but ran out of pellets!

 

I was walking past our churchyard this morning and already I see the crows and rooks living there are sitting, I have a feeling this year the branchers may be out early too. Best keep an eye on them. Also well done for the 100 odd you shot, me being a shotgun man prefer to shoot them when they can fly and i can decoy them but each to their own sport. Hope you get some good bags this year! :good:

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