Amazing scope cam footage! The ravens are so interesting and BRUTAL. I'm constantly battling feral pigeons from the nearby city and love seeing footage like this quickly, humanely dispatching pest birds.
Excellent cinematography and shooting!. You have a laser, Sir!. To see those slugs/pellets flying is amazing!. Thank you so much!. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
There was nothing but pure awesomeness in this one Bob. Outstanding footage front to back and the slow mow was first rate. I can't get over how big the ravens up there are. We don't see them this far downstate.
Great video! That doesn't surprise me. Ravens are scavengers and will pretty much eat anything. They are also Federally Protected. So please, don't anyone shoot them, or you can get in big trouble. What gun are you using?
I am impressed with your accurate shooting. If I was more rural located I would be shooting like you. Neighbors are too close by. I intend to trap and do my best to humanely dispatch them and leave them nearby where coyotes and bobcat frequent. Not at all conspicuous location.Can you recommend a good multi-pigeon (7-15 birds) trap with a top hatch and the quickest method of killing these birds after trapping ?
Are you contracting with these farmers for pest control? What are each pests values?$$$ Pigeons, Starlings, Sparrows, Ground Squirrels? Just wondering. If it is profitable I'd certainly invest immediately in the gear and get started. BTW... Another great video. Thanks.
Nice one Bob, I really enjoyed that. Great footage and clear. I have been around Ravens quite a lot as I work in the mining industry so they like to nest on the high walls of quarries for safety and ability to see opportunities for food. The guys often would bring leftover food for them (which isn't necessarily a good thing to do, nevertheless). I remember one particular female that really showed her intelligence: there were two slices of pizza still attached together and she couldn't fly with both because it was flapping with her wing strokes so she landed where she dropped them, folded it over and took off with it. Most amazing problem solve done by an animal I have ever seen. So good to see content from you again pard. Be blessed with all that you need.
Dang bud, you're lethal with that thing! I've had several pellet guns growing up but my favorite was the Benjamin. I'm sure it isn't much compared to your rigs but it provided years of fun for me. Thx for the video!
I have lost many dove to hawks and a crow! New sub here and it took me going through you videos to realize i had watched your Eagle Arms video years ago! Better late than never! Really like your content .
Good shooting and easy to see the pellets in flight. No need to retrieve the ferals on the rooftop when ravens and hawks do their work. I think this is "one of a kind" for now anyway.
great filming i had a white kite come down and pick up a rabbit i had just shot but it was so fast i was not able to get all of on video , i might post it when i work out how to do it. Can i ask why did you not shoot the Raven / Crow are they not a bird you are allowed to shoot ?
it can be more or less I just am trying to find a good gun. I wont be actively hunting woodchucks and would use it for smaller pests but want something that will take care of one if the problem arises.
Nice shooting there , You haven’t added any information there bob regarding slugs and speed, why haven’t you shot those Ravens they do so much damage i hate them
And that's how it's done!
The clarity of the footage is beyond compare.
You were right, Bob, never seen ravens in action before. Terrific!
Bob that was one of the best videos I have seen in a long time, Worth the weight.
Great videoBob, really dig the local Raven 'cleaning crew'. VERY intelligent birds. . .
Amazing scope cam footage! The ravens are so interesting and BRUTAL. I'm constantly battling feral pigeons from the nearby city and love seeing footage like this quickly, humanely dispatching pest birds.
Good to see you back some Bob. Amazing video. I get to see ravens almost daily where I live.
Excellent cinematography and shooting!. You have a laser, Sir!. To see those slugs/pellets flying is amazing!.
Thank you so much!.
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Hey Bob, good to see you!
There was nothing but pure awesomeness in this one Bob. Outstanding footage front to back and the slow mow was first rate. I can't get over how big the ravens up there are. We don't see them this far downstate.
We missed you Bob. Another great video!
Excellent pest/vermin dispatching Bob,..nice shooting!
why u do not shot the craw ? it is the same pest as pigeon
No, they are not pests like pigeons are.
Great video!
That doesn't surprise me. Ravens are scavengers and will pretty much eat anything.
They are also Federally Protected. So please, don't anyone shoot them, or you can get in big trouble.
What gun are you using?
I am impressed with your accurate shooting. If I was more rural located I would be shooting like you. Neighbors are too close by. I intend to trap and do my best to humanely dispatch them and leave them nearby where coyotes and bobcat frequent. Not at all conspicuous location.Can you recommend a good multi-pigeon (7-15 birds) trap with a top hatch and the quickest method of killing these birds after trapping ?
I really enjoyed the raven video and of course the pigeon shooting.
Very nice shooting and the Ravens were great to watch.
Are you contracting with these farmers for pest control? What are each pests values?$$$ Pigeons, Starlings, Sparrows, Ground Squirrels? Just wondering. If it is profitable I'd certainly invest immediately in the gear and get started. BTW... Another great video. Thanks.
@ThePoofit. Ha! No profit shooting birds. Try McDonald's, lots and lots of profit for hourly workers.
@@james1795 you are flat out wrong on that.
@@MrBlah3573. Yes, maybe I did stretch it a bit on the part about McDonalds.
The farmers in my area don't suffer enough of a loss to justify paying. I do this as an extension of my hobby.
Nice one Bob, I really enjoyed that. Great footage and clear. I have been around Ravens quite a lot as I work in the mining industry so they like to nest on the high walls of quarries for safety and ability to see opportunities for food. The guys often would bring leftover food for them (which isn't necessarily a good thing to do, nevertheless). I remember one particular female that really showed her intelligence: there were two slices of pizza still attached together and she couldn't fly with both because it was flapping with her wing strokes so she landed where she dropped them, folded it over and took off with it. Most amazing problem solve done by an animal I have ever seen. So good to see content from you again pard. Be blessed with all that you need.
Great to see you out blasting birds Bob. Excellent shooting and video
haha, nice music :-) good to see the other birds got not shot
Dang bud, you're lethal with that thing! I've had several pellet guns growing up but my favorite was the Benjamin. I'm sure it isn't much compared to your rigs but it provided years of fun for me.
Thx for the video!
I have lost many dove to hawks and a crow! New sub here and it took me going through you videos to realize i had watched your Eagle Arms video years ago! Better late than never! Really like your content .
Thanks Brian!
Outstanding videography Bob, excellent marksmanship. Very well done Sir, very well done. Thank you for sharing.
Nice double. Crows are scavengers for sure.
Wow! How awesome was that you got to not only witness that but record it as well! Fantastic!!
The shooting was pretty good too!😄😄
How much do you charge per pigeon
Good shooting and easy to see the pellets in flight. No need to retrieve the ferals on the rooftop when ravens and hawks do their work. I think this is "one of a kind" for now anyway.
Great shooting and footage Bob! You were really squaring up the pigeons that day. Right in the off switch. 🐦🔨
Nice shooting Bob. Watching those ravens was neat. They sure circled like sharks until they were comfortable.
Yes.....their behavior was cool to watch for sure!
You were killing me not shooting those crows !! I despise those freakin things!!
great filming
i had a white kite come down and pick up a rabbit i had just shot but it was so fast i was not able to get all of on video , i might post it when i work out how to do it.
Can i ask why did you not shoot the Raven / Crow are they not a bird you are allowed to shoot ?
Cannot shoot ravens.
I had a hawk come in the other day and grab a starling off the roof and then come and grab another about 20 minutes later.
Do you ever shoot ravens?
No. Its illegal to shoot them.
hey do you think the Gamo Whisper .22 cal. is enough to kill a wood chuck
No. I wouldn't use less than a 30fpe rifle on woodchucks.
@@BullseyeBob is there a air gun t at a price range around $150 that you would recommend.
it can be more or less I just am trying to find a good gun. I wont be actively hunting woodchucks and would use it for smaller pests but want something that will take care of one if the problem arises.
A more capable air rifle comes at a higher price. I cannot recommend anything less than $500.00
@@BullseyeBob wow ok
Blackbird footage was pretty awesome cool how they move
That was AWESOME!!!
Nice shooting.
Nice shooting there , You haven’t added any information there bob regarding slugs and speed, why haven’t you shot those Ravens they do so much damage i hate them
It's illegal to shoot them.
the twofer was great. Nice shooting and free lunch for the hawk and ravens.
Neat stuff!
I have seen crows eat carrion many times, but to carry a entire bird away, never. Nice patience waiting for the double.
NICE
We're are the cats
Interesting to see the Ravens/Crows after the dead pigeons, we use the pigeons for bait, blast the crows, hate the buggers, they are so destructive
Hence the cliche: ‘kill two birds with one stone.’
I thought the idea was to shoot the ravens.
Ravens are protected.
good shooting Bob. nice double.
Nice footage of pellet on flight then connecting . If you have something someone else wants it people and ravens act the same.
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And then he eats them :)