It’s a hot, summer’s day shooting a bag of 280 pigeons. Andy Crow and his cousin Gary are on flying form today as the birds pile in to wheat knocked over by recent wind and rain. Crow has tim to try out decoying with a ‘bionic bird’ – and radio-controlled pigeon – and also the old 20ga pump action that he and Gary started shooting with more than half a century ago.
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Here’s our film with Crow going back to basics:
More films with Andy Crow:
How to chill game in the field
How can you chill your game, large or small, quickly enough so it’s fit to go into the food chain – especially in the scorching
Fallow and foxes with the Nocpix Ace 2 thermal scope
Andy Crow may be confident with a rifle, but high tech optics are a different matter. Thankfully, Nocpix has dispatched a rapid response team to
How to use water to decoy birds
Thousands of corvids are causing problems around the farm, so their namesake Andy Crow needs to reduce their numbers. In the hot weather the birds
Crow’s thermal fox shoot
Andy Crow is foxshooting on some new ground, using a new Nocpix Bolt H50R thermal scope on his Blaser R8 .243, his old faithful polystyrene-and-glass
Hot pigeon shooting tips with Andy Crow
Andy Crow is after pigeons on what is set to be the hottest day of the year so far, so he needs to think carefully
Warter Priory charity shoot raises £300,000
Warter Priory in East Yorkshire is one of the UK’s top driven game shoots – but today it’s all about raising a huge amount of
