Greetings Doug, nice to see you back. Enjoyable entertaiment for a very wet and windy afternoon in Bridlington. We've avian flu within 3km of ours, so my neighbours pigeon lofts are shut up tighter than a shark's ...., and that's watertight, so I can be assured that any pigeons coming in my garden are feral. My neighbour has the problem of ferals gathering around his loft, and he's invited me round for a bit of target practice. I also now have my first permission at some riding stable, but it's a bit of a trek to get to.
Hi Stephen, thanks for your comments and congratulations on securing a permission.. Just a "heads up" for you regarding the pigeons...make sure you are on the right side of the law and shooting in accordance with the General Licences. It's all too easy to get into trouble whilst shooting these days.
@@dbppestcontrol5670 These are town pigeons, not woodies. I actually don't mind the woodies coming in my garden, generally there's only about four to eight at any time, as they hoover up all the seed that is disgarded by the songbirds off my feeding stations.
@Stephen Embleton ...There is however little distinction between wood and feral in the General Licences....Worth a read...Check out this BASC link basc.org.uk/gl/england/
Greetings Doug, nice to see you back. Enjoyable entertaiment for a very wet and windy afternoon in Bridlington. We've avian flu within 3km of ours, so my neighbours pigeon lofts are shut up tighter than a shark's ...., and that's watertight, so I can be assured that any pigeons coming in my garden are feral. My neighbour has the problem of ferals gathering around his loft, and he's invited me round for a bit of target practice. I also now have my first permission at some riding stable, but it's a bit of a trek to get to.
Hi Stephen, thanks for your comments and congratulations on securing a permission..
Just a "heads up" for you regarding the pigeons...make sure you are on the right side of the law and shooting in accordance with the General Licences. It's all too easy to get into trouble whilst shooting these days.
@@dbppestcontrol5670 These are town pigeons, not woodies. I actually don't mind the woodies coming in my garden, generally there's only about four to eight at any time, as they hoover up all the seed that is disgarded by the songbirds off my feeding stations.
@Stephen Embleton ...There is however little distinction between wood and feral in the General Licences....Worth a read...Check out this BASC link
basc.org.uk/gl/england/
Is that apig in the shed
Hi Michael, it is indeed a Pig 👍 If you scroll back through my video's, you'll find one about the restoration of said Pig.