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Here’s the video from our latest hunt…

We went to the dairy this morning for a pigeon hunt. We haven't been there for almost a month, so we were ready for some trigger time. Not our best outing, but we got 102 birds in about 2 1/2 hours. Both of us using .22 P-rod rigs, one shooting JSB Hades and the other shooting Crosman Premier...

Not counting the cordless drill, I have about $20 in the setup. I used garage door pulleys an cable from Home Depot.

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Here are a few videos of yesterday’s hunt. We took down 178 winged rats.

Sounds like you have enough sources for pigeon meat. We are at this permission for pest control only and we are pretty darn good at it.

Have you ever seen a commercial dairy operation? The birds found there are full of worms, larva, lice, etc - no thanks

If he saw what we see, I doubt he would want to eat any of these ledge peckers.

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Thanks for the idea, but PCP is the way to go. We have our guns dialed in and can take shots at 35 yards and beyond without damaging the roofing. Majority of our shots are to the heart/lung area and they drop like a rock. We are averaging over 200 birds per hunt and feel we have the perfect...

The P-Rod is definitely the right tool for the job at our permission. My hunting buddy and I like the light weights that both the Atomic & P-Rod bring to the party. Really makes a difference after you have walked 2-3 miles in the barns. Here is my dope chart I use for the permission - we...

On my P-Rod I’m running a UTG BUG BUSTER 3-12X32 mil-dot, with UTG side wheel and medium UTG scope rings, zeroed at 20 yards. I’m using CROSSMAN Premier HP 14.3g 540fps. The sweet spot is between 2,000-1650psi, which equates to 3-4 eight round mags.

It certainly is “tons” of fun.

With enough practice, shooting off the sticks becomes easier. You just have to experiment on what works best and find a way to make it repeatable. We have taken almost 9,000 birds from this permission and it’s now second nature for us.

We shouldn't be worried about it. I think we were spoiled be the huge number of birds when we returned after 2 years. If you go back and look at our hunt numbers prior to returning, we were consistently averaging 50-70 birds per hunt. It's a dairy with an unlimited food source - there will...

I was noticing the same thing. Must have something to do with echo in the barns. Shorty is practically silent in person also, but in the video it seems louder.

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Here are some pics and a video from today’s hunt. Not our best day, but 271 birds isn’t too shabby.

We know what you mean. Until you have seen the environment caused by these birds, eating them is the furthest thing from your mind. If a bird falls in the main aisle, the owner wants us to toss them in with the cows.