Recent content by ollie

Hello All, 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...

The birds aren't wild. They are bought as poults 7 weeks old & put in pens for 6 weeks to protect from predators. They are then released from the pen in 10/20 at a time over the course of a couple of weeks. We then start hunting them about a month later.so they are quite wild by the time we...

Thanks, only just recovering from paddys day

Here is the last video from the end of the pheasant season. This was over a few days at the back end of January. Great season had by all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_iP--g33DI&t=509s

Will do mikey thanks:D

Hope you are well mike. Cara is beautiful with a voice to match; I had 'she moved through the fair' at my wedding.

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This part 1 of a 2 part pheasant video from January on our pheasant shoot. End of January spells the end of our game shooting season so we were trying to mop up some of the leftover birds before the climax to the season. I hope you enjoy, subscribe to my channel for lots more videos to come...

This video was filmed on 23rd July 2016 in Northern Ireland shooting woodpigeons over crops. We started of on a field of laid barley, however, it was a slow start to the day with only a few birds bagged. After lunch we made our way to a field of corn that was getting hammered by pigeons. A good...

First video in a while. I got a couple of hours out on a field of drilled spring barley that was attracting the attention of quite a few corvids. They came brave & steady throughout the 2 hour session and was my shooting was decent for the most part. Ended up with 41 mixed corvids, 3 grey crows...

In Ireland access to hunting is gained through asking land owners for permission to hunt their ground. This is normally done by offering to control pests on their land, I.e. Foxes, rabbits, crows & pigeons. The other option is paying for shooting through driven pheasant shoots or walked up...

Yes indeed, very irish looking cover. Thank god I am yet to encounter any wee people :eek:

This is a video of some clips from the end of January on the last week of the game season here in Ireland. Only getting a chance to put it together now. Had a few days on the woodcock & managed to bag a few birds. Please like, comment & share the video: http://youtu.be/TM0CS73MoNs Please...

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The cocker spaniel I have is very hard in the mouth so he damages a lot of the birds this is why I don't let him retrieve. If you watch this video with my springer, I let her retrieve as she doesn't damage the birds: http://youtu.be/h-Sg-vWdl_0