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Thread: Crow hunting in Ireland

  1. 03-10-2017, 08:35 AM #1
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    Crow hunting in Ireland

    I went out about a month ago with a mate who had recently bought a Winchester SX4. It was a typical Irish day with sunny spells mixed in with heavy showers. The crows & ferals pigeons decoyed pretty steady in the morning but tailed off in the early afternoon.

    Ended up with a decent bag of birds despite some of the poor shooting and a new gun well christened.

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    With weather like that you could have been here!
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    That looks like a or of fun.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Do you eat the crows mate?

    I seen a thing on food channel in the states where they were shooting them and they had a feed of crow afterwards.

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    Looked like a good day alright , out of interest what ammo were you taking them with?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pointer View Post
    With weather like that you could have been here!
    You must have similar climate to us, weather has been rotten recently!!!

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    That looks like a or of fun.
    Always good sport decoying on crops.

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    Do you eat the crows mate?

    I seen a thing on food channel in the states where they were shooting them and they had a feed of crow afterwards.

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    No, I've never been brace enough to eat them. Those who have been brave enough to eat them have said they are really not nice.

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    Looked like a good day alright , out of interest what ammo were you taking them with?
    I always decoy with trap cartridges; so 7 1/2 28g. As long as the ranges are kept sensible these shells will do the job.



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    That's some sharp shooting, lots of fun had by all except the crows.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mooseman View Post
    That's some sharp shooting, lots of fun had by all except the crows.
    Cheers moose. Another couple of crow shooting vids to come.


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