Set a new world record today 306 … and shattered that record again 451 and AGAIN ... 540!
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Now if farmer could take the cows out, close the door after dark & fumigate, get the whole lot of them in one gas chamber session 
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Where the hell you shooting the Pigeons? I'm not far from you and I'd help take them just to EAT them!
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@Privateer , Sorry but we’ve only been granted a permission for the two of us.
We had something weird happen today. As we were exiting one of the 1/4 mile long barns, this other guy comes walking in with a .22 powder burner and we stood there in disbelief
. He stopped and talked to us as he was on his way to euthanize one of the cows.
We had something weird happen today. As we were exiting one of the 1/4 mile long barns, this other guy comes walking in with a .22 powder burner and we stood there in disbelief
. He stopped and talked to us as he was on his way to euthanize one of the cows. Last edited:
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LOL, If they fall into the feed rows or center aisles then we have to pick them up and toss them into the cow pen area. When the cows are in the milking parlor then a skid loader comes in and uses a 12’ wide squeegee to move all of the cow waste and dead pigeons into an underground transfer trough that augers the waste into a LARGE multi acre outdoor lake. The lake‘s waste is then pumped out onto the fields for fertilizer.
@Privateer , You couldn’t pay me enough to eat one of those FILTHY flying rodents if you saw the conditions they thrive in.
@Privateer , You couldn’t pay me enough to eat one of those FILTHY flying rodents if you saw the conditions they thrive in.
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Now , that’s funny, but it still doesn’t make me want to eat squab or now spaghetti for that matter either.
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You take them and de-feather then cook on a grill? You don't know what your missing!
They are FREE Game Hen for the most part!
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Same could be said for Pigs, Beef feed lots, Chicken pens as well turkey, Farm raised fish & shrimp etc .... Utter filth !!!!
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Have you ever seen a commercial dairy operation? The birds found there are full of worms, larva, lice, etc - no thanks
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That all cooks out. Give me a couple on Ice and I could tell you more.
I've done Chicken barns in California, Dairy barns in Ohio, Pig barns in Ohio, Llama barns in Wyoming, and a freaking Ostrich barn in West Virginia!
So I am NOT a newbee.
I've done Chicken barns in California, Dairy barns in Ohio, Pig barns in Ohio, Llama barns in Wyoming, and a freaking Ostrich barn in West Virginia!
So I am NOT a newbee.
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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.
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I NEVER said ANYTHING about your shooting! I do NOT doubt your skills!
All I asked is if I could get some of that SQUAB!
If that is to much for you to deal with? Not a problem. Just say so without being a Richard Cranium.
All I asked is if I could get some of that SQUAB!
If that is to much for you to deal with? Not a problem. Just say so without being a Richard Cranium.
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That’s a very interesting extension on top of your primos shooting sticks. Must make shooting uphill much easier! Where did you get it from?
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HI @RangerPete , I made the extensions on my CNC. Yes it does make shooting high elevated shots inside the barns much easier. I think the Primos Trigger Sticks are great but my best guess is that they were designed for hunters to shoot off of at less than elevated shots than we typically take inside the barns.
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It’s nice to be handy and be able to make stuff.
I use the same primos shooting sticks, but I am 6’4”, so they are usually maxed out when I’m just shooting level. An extension like yours would certainly be very useful for me! I’ll have to get creative and find something fit for purpose.
How have you “fitted” it onto the top of the trigger sticks? Is it locked in and stable or is it just resting there?
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