I'm getting seasick watching it, think he needs to tighten up the bi-pod?

The crows are too numerous. They peck the eyes out of lambs and calves as they are being born and eat their tongues. Those animals die a terrible death. Crows also destroy farmers crops and fruit. They eat the chicks and eggs of ground nesting birds. I've seen them empty every egg out of a dove nest 30' up in a pine tree. The mother dove tried her best to fight them off too no avail.

@@drobb4207 oh um sorry

@@drobb4207 oh and great shoots

@@noemifarkas9228 No need to apologize Noemi. I hate discourage any wildlife but the crows and wild hogs are brutal. Starling and English Sparrows displace the Purple Martins here in the U.S. My neighbors grand daughter was run up a tree by a 405 and 315 pound wild hog. They called my house and I was there within 2 minutes. Both hogs charged me but thanks to the grace of God himself and Sam Colt, I won.

Hi Keith - I'm looking at getting a 007S, so would be great to hear any feedback you have before I pull the trigger on that purchase. Is the length of the unit in addition to the scope easy to get used to? This is one of the main reasons I would shy away from the much cheaper 007V. My primary purpose would be on a .22 for rabbits at 30-60m as they tend to run away from the normal torch light. I have experience using trail cameras with night vision, and some animals (feral cats & possums especially - I'm in NZ) don't like the 850nm LEDs but seem ok with 940nm. To be fair, rabbits don't seem to mind either LED. So I'd be inclined to buy the 940nm unit and optionally supplement with an 850nm torch if more light is required. A friend is using a 940nm (different brand) and thinks they're good. My scope has a 35mm eye piece, so sounds like it will need a thick (3D printer!) ring and hopefully it will be ok. We're playing around with a Pulsar XM30 thermal too, but find the 2.5x base zoom not wide enough for possums. Looks like the pards have a greater zoom, but not sure how that works as standalone. And feedback much appreciated.

2 when we did that video

Yes fine just very busy at this time of year and so no spare time for videoing and production. We run two Game Shoots so on there 1-2 days a week shooting + a lot of work. A day or two on the marsh and then a bit of pigeon shooting, Sam had 74 yesterday on Oilseed Rape and we are both out today but it's to windy to film. You can follow us on Facebook facebook.com/StobgreenShoot

Was it the white or the clear one? I do still bring in and sell Haydel's Calls but they no longer make the white one

It was a clear one

Any chance of getting one.

Please

@@RobertGriffinshootingTV is that a yes or a no Robert.

Yes it's a Shotkam. It's normally on my semi and it wasn't re-calibrated when it was put on the over and under.

@@RobertGriffinshootingTV thanks Robert, keep the videos coming, great shooting and some good tips in them aswell.

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Yes, Tide is our old Lab'. When he was just under a year old he injured his front shoulder and was out of action for a couple of months and that's catching up with him this last year. It's not bothering him massively and once he's moving he's fine but he will need to go onto Metacam before this next winter.

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Cheers, much appreciated.

She was there very briefly sat behind the hide with Blaze. I'll get some video when she's on form!

Thanks, will do!

Nowthen Anthony. We had an order for some Steel Shot Pigeons and I think we needed 60 to complete the order. Once we'd shot those with the Hull Steel Game Extra (black case) we changed over to Hull Superfast Pigeon in the blue cases. We would have carried on with steel but we keep a separate freezer for the steel shot birds and those 60 would fill it. Plus we didn't have many steel shells left so didn't want to "waste" them. We have a couple of earlier videos from 2019 (I think) where we used steel all day.

@@RobertGriffinshootingTV 👍 how did you find the steel that you used? I have dabbled with a few different ones and can only get on with 3'' loads 36g 3's but that is too expensive for the pigeons 🤷‍♂️

@@shootingwithanthony3496 get on with it fine. In season Sam will be out on the shore 3-5 flights a week and I'll do 2-3 + we have 8 ponds and 2 lakes on two estates we lease so we have always used a lot of steel on ducks and geese. I find that "standard" steel needs some adjustment in terms of cutting back on range as energy drops off sharply once yo get beyond 35 yards. However I just use "High Performance" Steel and that is a big improvement in performance. Hull do those Steel shells as "Steel Game" and "Steel Game Extra", the "Extra" are the HP version and I find they are a big step up on the "standard" ones. Hull do those in 28 and 32g and the 28g version are evil little shells....very quick and hard hitting, we have used those a lot on splashes and even decoying Pinks inland.

@@RobertGriffinshootingTV that must be where I have been going wrong I haven't used the extra ones, thats why I found them useless thanks a lot for the help 👍

@@shootingwithanthony3496 this video here with "Marra Carl" is using "standard" steel kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4SYgKWNdqyljtU

Cheers Connor

Thanks for watching and commenting. Looks like you get some decent days? 100 birders will come, I'm sure

Thanks for taking a look hope you subscribed

Thanks for the comment Terry. As I mentioned in an earlier reply it is moved between various guns and we didn't calibrate it to that semi. We knew it was out but we didn't think it made a significant difference. Sam did say it would cause nothing but grief. We did consider not using the footage and we did discard most clips however we decided to retain and use some clips as they added some value to the video.

@@RobertGriffinshootingTV Sorry Rob missed your earlier reply.

Thanks David.

Yes agree about the wads and hoping we will have a new to market steel load with Bio wad for use in the late summer.

Ah but I edit out the bits where it's the other way round!

@@RobertGriffinshootingTV..

Thanks

Yes Sam shoots off his left shoulder and uses a right handed semi, also uses a right handed 10g pump action on geese. He did have a left handed semi when he was about 9 or 10 but moved nearly straight away to a right hander when he started using 3.5" loads on geese. It's never bothered him, I guess because it's what he's become accustomed to.

Thanks James. I use a Winchester SX4 and Sam uses an SX3 although he has used his O/U a bit of late as he was having trouble with the Winchester.

Cracking mate. What chokes you using? And when's the next video mate? 👍

Thanks Mark. Yes, I'll do that burger/sausage making video when I get a bit of time