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Pay per fly , win winDo drones keep them off?
Pay per fly , win winDo drones keep them off?
NOWondering if pigeon’s like conventional Osr better than hybrid?
My Ardvark getting hammered at the minute
They love my aurelia and PT303Wondering if pigeon’s like conventional Osr better than hybrid?
My Ardvark getting hammered at the minute
I think they all have the pigeon version of social media and put a post up when there's a gun about.Got local lads organised to give the gray hoard’s a hammering today
Not a pigeon in sight…not seen one
ill tell you where therve gone , here!Pigeons have eased off a bit in the last 2-3 days. I don't know where they've gone, but i'm sure they'll be back. Is there less about this year??
No there are loads.Pigeons have eased off a bit in the last 2-3 days. I don't know where they've gone, but i'm sure they'll be back. Is there less about this year??
I see you wrote....... Some fields get hammered and some are ignored. What are peoples thoughts about the affect this has on yield ??Seems particularly bad for pigeons this year, but as usual some fields get ignored others get hammered, flocks will start to break up in the next couple of weeks and hopefully be able to make a dint in them, 25 is the best I’ve done, keep them off for the day but push them to someone else’s
This is something I’ve wondered, obviously some graze it with sheep, and I get it’s losing the heart of the plant that knackers it but areas that pigeons have hammered never recover as well, I watched some pigeons last week, they left their roost and flew probably a half a mile over rape fields to get to one particular field, now if survival is about calories spent finding calories how is that natural? if you can stop them getting that foot hold on your field early on you’ll get less damage long term, I did it for a farmer on his peas, went and shot it every other day for a week, ended up they wouldn’t decoy and cleared off somewhere quieter, for goodI see you wrote....... Some fields get hammered and some are ignored. What are peoples thoughts about the affect this has on yield ??
They have returned back to me again !!!!This is something I’ve wondered, obviously some graze it with sheep, and I get it’s losing the heart of the plant that knackers it but areas that pigeons have hammered never recover as well, I watched some pigeons last week, they left their roost and flew probably a half a mile over rape fields to get to one particular field, now if survival is about calories spent finding calories how is that natural? if you can stop them getting that foot hold on your field early on you’ll get less damage long term, I did it for a farmer on his peas, went and shot it every other day for a week, ended up they wouldn’t decoy and cleared off somewhere quieter, for good