Have a lot of respect for people who double tap, there is enough videos on hear where the bird is injured but myself and you always make sure a kill brilliant video
great video and tips, but reading through some of the other comments regarding choice of gun and shot size at the end of the day its personal preference and whatever gets the job done to the way you find best. I use a beretta silver pigeon 12g with 1/4 and 1/2 fixed choke and use clear pigeon 30g 6 shot or Hull fibre special pigeon 32g 6 shot both on crows and pigeon both work equally as well as each other and I have a good success rate with this combo. so keep up the good work.
Golden oldie!!?? ;) Great video, super valuable tips. Nice to see that you manufacture things yourself, you can buy everything, but making it yourself is a nice part of the hunt.
Great video me and my father shoot a lot crows ,it's nice to see someone making and using home made equipment ,just bought myself a Nordic crow call it's the best I have used in the forty yrs ,I have been decoying crows well worth it atvb steve
Really enjoyed your video! Been shooting clays for a year and only tried crows last week, great fun but boy their tricky. Changing my choke upped my game but still need to work on my lead. You need to do a video on this.
very helpful mate, do you pick/re-arrange the dead birds during the shoot or leave them where they drop? I seem to find that the shot birds keep the flyers out of range but when i break cover and sort them out i get no more crows at all.
I have tried motion decoys and it seems to put the birds off. They have excellent eyesight. I know some people have success with them though. I would like to try a flapper though as these look quite good. Thanks for being the 1000 viewer ! Sorry, no prizes.
not sure what its like over there but if you can get your hands one I highly suggest a FoxPro my wildfire has called in more crows then one would believe. awesome shooting, good setup too im going to have to see if my old man can cut me up some crow dekes never even thought about making some out of ply wood..
do you just leave the dead crows laying where they fall during the hunt? or do you have to retrieve them before the next bunch of crows show up? loved the video thanks for posting
Is crow shooting a big thing in the UK? I live in the states and have never heard of anyone hunting them. #1 Crows are not that plentiful and don't seem to be a nuisance. A few years ago they seemed to flock in a town close by and there was a major issue about them in the paper from there. They did a lot of abatement for them sticky goo on windowsills and nail spikes on roof edges etc. They must've moved on because the flap about it just died down then stopped. So, do you have a pest problem and its ok to kill them?
love your video, Introduced My son to crow hunting 2 or 3 years ago. We both love it but only get to go 2-3 times a year. Have you ever tried an owl decoy? Crows hate owls and really come in looking for a fight.
I haven't tried an owl. These were feeding but the addition of an owl could help maybe. I did wing a crow that landed further down the field. Before I could dispatch it, others came from nowhere to attack it. They are so aggressive.
I used a pump at first for everything for reliability reasons but with benneli/berreta/stoger using the inertia driven systems I made the switch and in no way is it as fast. I thought the same thing but it's just wrong. I did fine with my pump but getting doubles is WAY easier with a auto loader. Triples are possible but still really hard. As for your shot size you should try a high brass #8. You will be amazed at how much better you do. I started out the same as you and used #6 and they will leave large holes in your shot pattern.
jacobhwrd1 I would not dream about using #8 on live game. I agree with a previous comment that with 5's there is not so many in the pattern, but that's why you have different chokes. Dont forget im using lead cartridges and distances can be 40 yds. Im not convinced #8 will stop carrion crows effectively.
Go to crowbusters.com and read their articles. Bob Aronson headshot more pros than anyone else alive. 150,000 to be exact. He uses number 8 for a reason. Number 8 will easily kill a crow. And you will have less wounded crows and more dead crows. it will need Crow is not a humane kill like you think you're getting with your 6 is. Start using seven and a half or 8 and you will see more birth tumble then more birds get wounded.
My tuppence worth; I have only been shooting for a year but near enough every day for a year so thats a lot of hours. In this time Ive been shooting clays, pheasant, grouse, woodcock and geese. FYI, I also shoot Turkey and Hog when im in the US and Bore in Romania. I have a large collection of Benelli shotguns but previously shot berretta and Winchester. In my opinion doubles are not WAY easier with a semi than a pump, they are the same speed depending on the shooters skills, in fact; the pump sets your brain up better for the next shot. Pumps are just better fun too. As for your comments on the #8 brass, these are completely no use for wildgame. I have shot these a couple of times and had to double tap my kill. I've played around with many cartridges and always come back to Clear Pigeon #5 for game, #3 or #1 depending on the type of geese.
***** Crows are not that fast as they come into decoys so I just swing through and give them 2 - 3 foot of lead. Obviously if they are high or faster, give them more. Just need to practice.!
Cracking video mate and great shooting. I was out on drilled wheat yesterday. 21 Mixed corvids, 9 wood pigeons and a dove. Check out the vid on my page.
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Have a lot of respect for people who double tap, there is enough videos on hear where the bird is injured but myself and you always make sure a kill brilliant video
great video and tips, but reading through some of the other comments regarding choice of gun and shot size at the end of the day its personal preference and whatever gets the job done to the way you find best. I use a beretta silver pigeon 12g with 1/4 and 1/2 fixed choke and use clear pigeon 30g 6 shot or Hull fibre special pigeon 32g 6 shot both on crows and pigeon both work equally as well as each other and I have a good success rate with this combo. so keep up the good work.
Really good video, nice to see the side angle. Well done
Golden oldie!!?? ;)
Great video, super valuable tips. Nice to see that you manufacture things yourself, you can buy everything, but making it yourself is a nice part of the hunt.
Great video me and my father shoot a lot crows ,it's nice to see someone making and using home made equipment ,just bought myself a Nordic crow call it's the best I have used in the forty yrs ,I have been decoying crows well worth it atvb steve
Really enjoyed your video! Been shooting clays for a year and only tried crows last week, great fun but boy their tricky. Changing my choke upped my game but still need to work on my lead. You need to do a video on this.
great shooting and great tips really helpful for newcomers to decoying, thanks.
Excellent video thanks! That crow at 7.00 nose dives a treat !!! Good shooting
Thanks! The dead birds are added to the pattern, but they have to look realistic so are placed on cradles.
Love the noise of the hit carrion at 5;36!
excellent advise and video
great shooting i just picked up crow hunting a few year back and im getting better at shooting my best day i got 13 of em
Well done! Very informative video....what camera was you using from inside the hide? The quality is really good!
Thanks for that, great vid, and shooting. Some good tips too for us newbys,....... just wish I had a shoot like that place too !
Ta Roj
Excellant video and composition..... great shooting as well.
very helpful mate, do you pick/re-arrange the dead birds during the shoot or leave them where they drop? I seem to find that the shot birds keep the flyers out of range but when i break cover and sort them out i get no more crows at all.
love it! also are crows like pigoes and like motions like a mojo or spinners?
Wow great shooting, pro job
I have tried motion decoys and it seems to put the birds off. They have excellent eyesight. I know some people have success with them though. I would like to try a flapper though as these look quite good. Thanks for being the 1000 viewer ! Sorry, no prizes.
good video, like the explanation on what kit your using.
not sure what its like over there but if you can get your hands one I highly suggest a FoxPro my wildfire has called in more crows then one would believe. awesome shooting, good setup too im going to have to see if my old man can cut me up some crow dekes never even thought about making some out of ply wood..
Great tips and shooting mate cheers :)
hey cracking vid wat chocks you prefere to use for crows mate ???
Great shooting, beautiful scenery too.
do you just leave the dead crows laying where they fall during the hunt? or do you have to retrieve them before the next bunch of crows show up? loved the video thanks for posting
The crows are gathered up and either put on cradles or just have their heads raised by a wire stake.
Just came across this video, really good, have liked and subscribed.
What cartridges are you using? Great vid!
Fob choc in no 5 34g.
Niceeee jobbbb!!!!keep up the good work!!!!
do you have silencer on your shotgun?
The shot birds get put on cradle that I make. They look realistic. If the crows can see a dead one, they will either stay away or try and mob it.
Enjoyed the video. Thumbs up!
well done man... great video. keep up the good shootin
Great vid pal 👏
inside the hide is a chilli action cam 3.
Is crow shooting a big thing in the UK? I live in the states and have never heard of anyone hunting them. #1 Crows are not that plentiful and don't seem to be a nuisance. A few years ago they seemed to flock in a town close by and there was a major issue about them in the paper from there. They did a lot of abatement for them sticky goo on windowsills and nail spikes on roof edges etc. They must've moved on because the flap about it just died down then stopped. So, do you have a pest problem and its ok to kill them?
Hi, take a look at my vid about why we hunt crows 👍
yes i was the 1,000 viewer!!! and do you not call?
Wow!!! Excellent video.
love your video, Introduced My son to crow hunting 2 or 3 years ago. We both love it but only get to go 2-3 times a year. Have you ever tried an owl decoy? Crows hate owls and really come in looking for a fight.
I haven't tried an owl. These were feeding but the addition of an owl could help maybe. I did wing a crow that landed further down the field. Before I could dispatch it, others came from nowhere to attack it. They are so aggressive.
I used a pump at first for everything for reliability reasons but with benneli/berreta/stoger using the inertia driven systems I made the switch and in no way is it as fast. I thought the same thing but it's just wrong. I did fine with my pump but getting doubles is WAY easier with a auto loader. Triples are possible but still really hard. As for your shot size you should try a high brass #8. You will be amazed at how much better you do. I started out the same as you and used #6 and they will leave large holes in your shot pattern.
jacobhwrd1 I would not dream about using #8 on live game. I agree with a previous comment that with 5's there is not so many in the pattern, but that's why you have different chokes. Dont forget im using lead cartridges and distances can be 40 yds. Im not convinced #8 will stop carrion crows effectively.
Go to crowbusters.com and read their articles. Bob Aronson headshot more pros than anyone else alive. 150,000 to be exact. He uses number 8 for a reason. Number 8 will easily kill a crow. And you will have less wounded crows and more dead crows. it will need Crow is not a humane kill like you think you're getting with your 6 is. Start using seven and a half or 8 and you will see more birth tumble then more birds get wounded.
ok, will check it out. Thanks.
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My tuppence worth; I have only been shooting for a year but near enough every day for a year so thats a lot of hours. In this time Ive been shooting clays, pheasant, grouse, woodcock and geese. FYI, I also shoot Turkey and Hog when im in the US and Bore in Romania. I have a large collection of Benelli shotguns but previously shot berretta and Winchester. In my opinion doubles are not WAY easier with a semi than a pump, they are the same speed depending on the shooters skills, in fact; the pump sets your brain up better for the next shot. Pumps are just better fun too.
As for your comments on the #8 brass, these are completely no use for wildgame. I have shot these a couple of times and had to double tap my kill. I've played around with many cartridges and always come back to Clear Pigeon #5 for game, #3 or #1 depending on the type of geese.
1 / 2 choke. I have experimented with all the factory chokes and an aftermarket one but came back to the half choke.
Do you have the wind into your face or onto your back and does it matter which way the decoys are facing?
spectacular shooting!
great shooting , mostly shoot bunny's with my .22 but after watching this going to break out my 12 gauge and give it a go
Great, well done.
Decoys are about 20 yds out.
Nice video but i would reccomend a different crow call
ok thank you and do you not call?
How far are your decoys?
Why bother using no.5 that's the main reason why you don't kill them straight away because there's less pellets to hit them and they are close
some nice shooting. keep up the good wrk m8.....
Nice shooting
cracking video (Y)
yammo12
thanks
great video! keep it up!
Hey friend how much do you lead them thanks
*****
Crows are not that fast as they come into decoys so I just swing through and give them 2 - 3 foot of lead. Obviously if they are high or faster, give them more. Just need to practice.!
Thanks sir gonna enter a crow tourny the 21st had a ball last year but thanks for the advice
At that distance , right on the nose, , when he missed , he was missing infront ,
I use a pump as well just as fast n what chokes do u use I use mod
half choke
ye same good video mate
Half choke / moderate for everything
Nice vid, tumb up and subscribed!
super shoots..bravo..
Nice shoot Nice job
Nice 👍
Cracking video mate and great shooting. I was out on drilled wheat yesterday. 21 Mixed corvids, 9 wood pigeons and a dove. Check out the vid on my page.
Legend
cheers bud
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