Top Roost Shooting, high, fast, cold!

This was some of the best shots on pigeons I’d witnessed. It was cold, windy, but boy was it great to watch. All those years of experience really paying off. With a 42 year old Beretta, the game keeper (Steve) really showed some class talent for reading the birds, and very much enjoyed this session. I hope you did too! Please let us know what you thought in the comment section.
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[@grayhunterspestcontrol1207]

Genuinely the best pigeon shooting I've ever watched, absolutely brilliant 👌 And what a shot steven was, more vids of him would be great👍👍👍

[@TeamFoxer]

He’ll love you for that comment. He’s already getting a big head lol.

[@grayhunterspestcontrol1207]

@@TeamFoxer That'll explain all the hats, looking for one that fits 😂😂

[@bunnybasheruk]

What a great shot Steve is, I think 42 years of shooting that gun has impaired his ears though lol. A great outing you both had, thanks for sharing.

[@TeamFoxer]

It’s a fucking nightmare when we’re lamping sometimes. “Stop Steve fox” I’d say. “What?” Never mind. It was. It’s gone now 😂😂😂

[@Wild_Bill57]

He's had that shotgun for a long time and is quite familiar with it. Damn good shooting!

[@justingreen9262]

Great footage Robin on what looked like a freezing cold day😁. Look forward to the next vid. Atvb buddy.👍🏻

[@TeamFoxer]

I’m looking forward to editing the next one. I’m using some never seen before kit (on this channel anyway) in a never seen before location. ATVB.

[@huntingandcampingwales485]

Incredible day out. That was some shooting! Love how blazé he was about it all. 👌

[@dave1secondago]

hes a top shooter , thanx for the ride along robin ,top vid

[@TeamFoxer]

Thanks for watching Dave.

[@jamescarre6743]

Steve is one hell of a shot and the type of chap I would enjoy having a few beers with...Oh, and I am buying! A great video.

[@TeamFoxer]

I’m sure he’d appreciate the sentiment, however he’s T total lol. Hasn’t had a drink in 8 years now.

[@andrewharris4940]

That's a real man there.

[@TeamFoxer]

I think he’s pretty cool. We’ve been great mates for a good number of years now.

[@TargetBreaker1234]

Love shoots like this, smaller bags but you get a chance to pull some really challenging shots off!

[@TeamFoxer]

Absolutely, he’s had countless bags that were bigger. But he really enjoyed that session he told me. It would be in his all time top 5 he said. He did shoot particularly well.

[@motohunter2390]

Brilliant

[@southsomersetferretersfiel5202]

Great film , Good shooting 👍👍

[@GoatPooPlays]

I love the chanel keep it up

[@markundrill6480]

Great video Simon he hit some great birds there 👍

[@simontanner]

Great shooting and great video 👍

[@garymurray4878]

Really enjoyed that 👍excellent shooting, good eating too 🍽🍽🍽

[@andersnilsson7666]

Great little shooting session. Not an easy task to either film or shoot doves up among those twigs as they came Messerschmidting all around. Superb, both of you.! Really liked that old shotgun btw and that we are many bold hunters out there, obviously. Thanks mate

[@bodge6886]

Spectacular shooting👍. I use (among several guns) a Berreta Silver Pigeon .410 with Fiochi Magnums and they let me hit at 70 yards kill shots. Great video👍

[@TeamFoxer]

I always get on better with Ely Magnums or Hull high pheasant in my .410.

[@MrStavross30]

Bloody hell, you wouldn’t want to draw the peg next to him 😂

[@TeamFoxer]

No he don’t miss much.

[@donaldscott7279]

Liked it

[@TeamFoxer]

Thanks mate.

[@keithhaynes8079]

Steve definitely a great shot tell him when he retires he can teach me, no joking apart tell Steve damn good shooting.

[@TeamFoxer]

He’s taught all the farms kids to shoot clays when they were younger. Most of them are grown up now, and are often seen on shoot days reminding him. Especially if he rips them for missing 😂.

[@bvbjb]

Great video! :)!!! Can you tell us the shotgun barrel camera being used. As always, thank you for sharing. Really great stuff. :) !!!!

[@TeamFoxer]

It’s the Shotkam buddy. The latest model. I think there about £500.

[@joeread3596]

Hi robin did Steve used to work in holbeach Lincolnshire

[@SMX815]

Oh goodness me that looks cold & nice day for shooting! Happy days 😊👍

[@Chris-oc6ge]

I reload my shotshells using 7.5 lead x 9 lead shot duplex load using a post spreader wad and Unique Powder

[@JuanGarcia-zj3ub]

Hola ,que técnica de tiro o swing utilizas? Muy buenos disparos

[@TeamFoxer]

Swing through, bum, belly, bang and keep swinging.

[@redlock4004]

Hi Robin. What is "The Keeper's" function and who employs him? He would make an interesting interview. He mentioned that his shotgun is 40 years old and did I hear him say he bought it with four other guys, how did he end up with it? There is a story there :)

[@TeamFoxer]

Not quite, he bought it at the same time as three other chaps. So all four bought one each. Good day for the shop I imagine. A keeper, here in the UK Scotland and Ireland, is employed directly (sometimes contracted) to essentially run every aspect of the driven game shoot. Pheasant, partridge or grouse. This may be a large family estate, or it may be 1 or more farms typically. It’s a year round job. There’s some very interesting documentary’s here on KZbin about the role of gamekeepers. There jobs include:- Organizing the purchase, rearing and release of game birds. Feeding and medicating those birds. Habitat management. Vermin control. Building release pens. It’s not an overly well paid career, but a game keeper is a Labour of love for those that do it, and it’s more often than not a job for life. Steve’s grandfather was the keeper before him (his grandparents brought him up) it’s all he’s ever known. He shot his first fox when he was 12. He’s extremely knowledgeable, he can “read the land” and I’ve learned a lot from him. He knows when the winds a certain way, which direction the birds will fly too etc it’s Fascinating really.

[@404nitro]

That fella is definitely a good shot, especially in the thick woods like that.

[@TeamFoxer]

Much better than me. Last week it was my turn to shoot. I had 43 shots and got 9 birds. 😂

[@brtshpestcontrol9536]

You know what they say........"Beware the man with one gun!" Typical old school keeper, that Beretta is just an extension of his arms! Dare say I would still have my old 301 from 1979 if my dad hadn't sold it for another gun...........man I shot a truck load of rabbits and pigeon with that as a teenager! :)

[@TeamFoxer]

I’d hate to guess at the amount of stuff he’s shot with that gun. I’m pretty sure you’d need a few 0’s on the end though!

[@brtshpestcontrol9536]

@@TeamFoxer No doubt, can't think of a better example for the saying "if it ain't broke......don't fix it!" ;)

[@markdockery7910]

Looking for one of your N8V saddles for a Primos trigger stick gen III - any left???

[@TeamFoxer]

Sorry bud there all spoken for. I can’t get em fast enough.

[@markdockery7910]

@@TeamFoxer No worries - thanks anyway. Great piece of kit!

[@billygarrity4379]

Is their a limit on harvesting pigeons.do you bait them,here in southern M.D. USA I only see pigeons in the city .

[@TeamFoxer]

There’s no limit of wood pigeon here in the UK. They are noticeably different to what we call feral pigeons, that live in cities and towns. They are much larger and can decimate crops. It’s not uncommon to see bags shot of 3/400 in the uk if the conditions are right. No bait is required, though there are conditions attached as to the reasons they are shot. These conditions form part of what is known in the UK called GL (general licensing)

[@mightyjoeyoung1390]

The "pigeons" you see here in the US is 99% likely not a pigeon, but a rock dove. Generally there is no limit and any weapon can be used, but that may differ from state to state.

[@seanhammond4527]

How about this for a video.... how you got in to shooting and the kit you had then to know and what you learnt most since them days 👍🏻

[@TeamFoxer]

I did cover the “how I got into shooting” in the LIVE video I did a few weeks ago. But I may well get round to filming another episode just on that, and include the biggest lessons I’ve learned so far.

[@Chris-oc6ge]

Pigeon is very good eating. Breast them just like a Dove...Nice hunting..

[@MKChase-uj9vx]

6:34 Its older than me....😏... ferk off!

[@TeamFoxer]

I’m 39 you cheeky git!

[@imzardoz]

can I stop by for roast pigeon dinner??

[@petermitchell9551]

what shells was he using

[@TeamFoxer]

Olympic blue clay cartridges. That’s all he uses, unless it’s Duck of course.

[@fenlandagriphotography3045]

@@TeamFoxer there a nice catridge I use them on clays but certainly would shy away from using them on pigeons especially on decoys as there cheaper and 28 gram of 7.5 shot is more than enough them and doesn’t blow them to pieces

[@petermitchell9551]

@@fenlandagriphotography3045 ill give them a try it will beat the 32 gram cannon loads and as you say a hell of a lot cheaper

[@petermitchell9551]

£400 forty odd years ago will more than likely bring about the same money today not a bad investment

[@patrickleon9337]

Very happy 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️

[@davidmccleary5540]

Bacon wrapped pigeon breast

[@edwardsheridan6874]

Great video 👍 what size shot and chok