Pigeon removal at the Local Farm

One of the farmers I had permission with was taking down his barn. He called me to see if I wanted to get any pigeons before it was razed. So off I went with the FX Dreamline in .177 and some JSB Exact heavy's to get some dinner and remove any sparrows and such. Hope you enjoy and as always leave any comments below. Thanks for watching.....

[@mikefoor5162]

Hope you can keep making these they are entertaining.

[@17chucksters]

Great video. That scope is impressive for nighttime shooting.

[@midwestairgunner8500]

Thank You. The PARD is very good for night time shooting.

[@richwielechowski5191]

Hope he try’s to salvage all the old loose hay track and equipment. Thanks for sharing.

[@dougp6664]

Looks to be some valuable lumber in there, too.

[@casperboo5465]

Another cracking video mate excellent shooting great watch Cheers

[@midwestairgunner8500]

Your welcome and Thanks! :)

[@shaneevans6354]

Great video and shooting.

[@midwestairgunner8500]

Thanks Shane.

[@JimDanvers]

I've had a couple of instances of 'Hercules' pigeons that take a double tap to bring 'em down. Same thing - .177 jsb 10.3's. From time to time you run into surprisingly tough ones. Yours was just like a couple of mine - visibly bleeding . . . yet practically flipping you off. ( " . . . that the best you got human? " ) lol.

[@midwestairgunner8500]

Too funny!! Thanks. :)

[@adriennelee6065]

From the 3 invasive species, I think I love the sparrow and starling shots the best! Pigeons just don't seem to put on such an entertaining "show" in their final moments!

[@midwestairgunner8500]

So true.... Some of their last moments are truly priceless... 😊

[@palastris9]

Thanks you….please don’t go away..!

[@darrengriffiths2372]

Fantastic bro lvly film mazing picher to my fraverite bird is a sparrow but now probs from me buddy 👍👍im lving the bats bro godbless you bud un till next time my friend stay safe 🤣🛸

[@midwestairgunner8500]

Thank you Darren, you too.

[@darrengriffiths2372]

@@midwestairgunner8500 godbless you buddy your on form bro court up with your films bro so be able to follow you as you do them 👍👍🛸

[@andrewclaxton6446]

Nice shooting 👍

[@midwestairgunner8500]

Thanks!

[@elevate32767]

Suddenly, for no good reason, the bug population exploded. Basically the same effect when China destroyed their sparrow population which led to the worst famine in Chinese history.

[@midwestairgunner8500]

Hahahaha. I think you meant to say - suddenly, and for good reason, all the native bird species came back and once again their were song birds in the fields......

[@adriennelee6065]

House Sparrows, starlings and pigeons don't eat insects. They eat grains, so the bugs are safe from them. Bring back the song birds, and the bugs will be kept in check.