Great shooting as usual, every magpie shot saves the lives of not just songbird chicks but nearly every breed of bird out there. Brilliant slomo shots to show the pellet delivered on target, well done buddy.
I can't get enough of your magpie killing videos they really are a pest. At any one time I can see around 15 to 20 magpies in my garden screaming that horrible cackling noise they do.
Good stuff as always. I'm not much of an airgunner myself, but those were some really nice shots considering the ranges. Looking forward to your coming technical videos.
we have the same problem here in England it is legal to trap magpies here which we do and shoot as many as possible we used to have lots of mistle thrushes around, its only over the last couple of years are they coming back, only since we have been thinning the magpies out, brilliant video thanks,
+bikesowen We lost all song birds. Many other species also are out because of them and because of the crows. Clean them or you will have the same. Best regards.
Keep going, you are doing what needs to be done to help the song birds. You have so many magpies! I am doing the same here and now have the numbers down to one pair and that is OK for the area I live in.
You're very correct on the Magpie's overpopulation and aggressiveness. I was in Iraq and they would overrun every other bird population and it looked like a Steven King film when they flocked, blotting out huge parts of the sky. Great work!
In countries like Iraq there is no one to take care. The country is dealing with more important issues. Magpies have not many natural enemies and this make them to overpopulate...
Yeah. You are right. Iraqis are dealing with other important issues. They're pretty much a bully bird. They push other native birds into areas that aren't as beneficial and that lead them to find aircraft hangars.
FreeManShooting They have sparrowhawks, kestrels, increasing ravens and goshawks as enemy. Even a crow is menace to magpie. Maybe wipe such unnatural food like pheasant?
Excellent shooting FreeMan! I love the music you play in the background as well.Keep up the good work,you are doing a wonderful service to the songbirds by shooting these pests.
Magpies are uber intelligent killers that hunt in gangs, they mourn the passing of each other hence the ease to get a few at once if you have the skill, steady shot and the patience. Your local song birds must be coming back. Keep up the great vermin control and the videos too. You sometimes feature on the Shootingshow with Charlie. ATB Pete
Can't help but think that Magpie's are the "Orca" of the UK bird world. Working in groups, black and white colours, intelligent and dominant. I can't stand the pests!
1. For sorrow 2. For joy 3. For a girl 4. For a boy 5. For silver 6. For gold 7. For a secret never to be told. 8. For a wish 9. For a kiss 10. For a bird you shall not miss
I am with you. You are doing a good job. Dont stop. Your choice of the music is very good too. Keep going with this kind of music, at least some too much sensitive spectators will suffer less watching your videos with a smooth, calm music. Dont give up in that mission. Peace.
Nice shooting I use the gamo hunter extreme 177 on pest. I go on the reservation and help farmers with pest problems. I to love shooting long range with my air rifle and also experiment with steel pellets on foxes and coyotes my Gamo shooting a pellet at 1600 fps its a beautiful beast.
The pellet is a gamo the lethal hunting .117 pellet it's a plastic with a 5.6 gram steel rod in the center. And I have a gamo hunter extreme it pushes a .117 at 1600 fps. It work good in Fox coyotes and bobcats. And the darn crows that attack the cornfield. I also have Savage 17 hmr rifle but I like the pellet rifle its quiet.
great videos as always. I really am looking forward to your technical series on the Kalibrgun. I have a Cricket in .25 and I love the gun. Can't wait to see how you improved the gun.
Great Videos, Thank you for taking the time to share, We have Lots of Magpies here in the UK too and over the last 4 months I've shot 348 of them, I do pest and vermin control for Land owners and also try my hardest to protect the Garden/song birds, If people saw what these corvids do they would be happy to see their demise, I've shot a few that had baby birds in their beaks too, Shot two Jays early this year with baby blue tits in their beak...they are just as Nasty! I also shoot Jackdaws, Crows, Rooks and Grey squirrels in an effort to preserve Garden and song birds, Keep up your Excellent work/shooting...Looking forward to more of your videos, Happy Hunting Sir ;)
+Nite Hunter Great job mate! Last 4 years I dispatch 1126 magpies. The crows, jackdaws, rooks, and jay are much less. The fight is epic, and they are so many... We lost the songbirds over here. Dispatch as many as possible - before is too late. The number is growing rapidly. Good hunt, and best regards.
Great video, nice slo-mo, I'm in New Zealand and we try get rid of these things they do so much damage, good ol Ruger 10/22 gets rid of them really well, don't worry about the haters, I say shot mate!
i live in the uk and magpies, grey squirreals are classed as invading pests. i have a weihrauch hw97kt blackline and a weihrauch hw100fsb both of which i use for HFT ((hunter field target)) compititions and pest control. given the strict laws here in the uk i have to be careful on where i shoot but given my house faces into the countryside i happly go out at 4am to go rabbit hunting and some local pest control. magpies are easy to get here as well, shoot one, stay still and another will jump along, in one day i actually ran out of pest control pellets...it was a good day that day.
NICE! I paint the inside of the skirt w/white-out, .25cal. Sumatra 2500. In low light, I can see in scope. Ever try this for better visability? Doesn't seem to effect trajectory, p.o.i..
I have started with technical videos, and after that pest control is coming again. I have a lot of material for videos :-) just no time to produce them.
how did you get a shot on them. when they hear any sound they take off i tried from my bathroom window and slideing glass door they always get away. should i set up a blind in my back yard ?
Great video FMS , take no notice of anti,s you are doing a great job taking out these vermin birds, we also shoot them here in England there are far too many of them and the more we shoot the better for songbirds keep up the great work.!!!! atb brian
Thanks mate, Great to hear that someone is dispatching magpies in England. They are so overpopulated over there. But at least you still have song birds. Cheers.
Good shooting. Gamo hunter 440 looks gd n reviews r gd aswell I wanna get one but my parents dont want me to have one me sister n me mum dont like it. Will the hunter 440 be suitable for hunting? Thanks Keep shooting
great shooting like all your previous videos, i also take magpies out with my hw 100 for the same reasons as you mention keep up the good work and your videos
Another awesome vid with some great shooting. I don't think we have magpies in my part of the US but I shoot the starlings when I can. I can't quite place your accent although I'm thiking Italian..?? Apologies if I'm wrong. Keep the vids coming, man. I enjoy watching!
We have starling too. I have some videos of Starling and have "material" for new ones but no time to prepare... They are doing huge damage to the agro business over here. Best regards mate.
you are very lucky that you have magpies to shoot on . i live in Malta and we dont have nothing to shoot on except some feral pigeons but still it is illegal
Great shooting and great video FreeMan! Keep knocking them down my friend. Can't wait to see the video on your gun. I have been looking at the Cricket .22 for some time. Really would like more hands on info about the gun.
+garry sexton I dont know for this price range. PCP's are more expensive and I with them. The cheapest I know is Hatsan, but you will need a pump at least + scope... Regards.
hi there the magies you pop off dont look like they have been shot at before, do you use lots of locations or are they so blasé ? great vids by the way ive watched all of them, looking forward to your info on the cricket regards phil
Some time they are at one place, and when you shoot one others are coming too... But more often is just one, and I am driving to find others. I am shooting from the car. Regards
What do you think is better?. Air rifles as breaking is okay for a job like this? . or of those with carbonic i like the Air rifles as breaking can it do this jobb you think?
I am not sure I understand the question, but everything delivering 16 joules for magpies, starlings, bee eater, pigeon etc. is ok. For crows at least 24j.
FreeManShooting We shoot 10s of thousands of crows and rooks a year here in the uk with 16j air rifles, I don't know if you have much experience with rifles of 16j of power but you can definitely drop cleanly crows, rooks, rabbits, squirrel and every thing else that's legally available for the air gunner with 16j of power, any more than that is just an option. We must give the novice shooter the correct information that they need to get the job done. Your videos are very entertaining and I look forward to each one you post, keep them coming FMS. phil
You've been busy since your last video. And this one shows why,.really good shooting there too. I was about to ask you for information on your rifle and the scope you are using , when you said that you will be making a video about that very thing. I will wait for this of course. Keep the videos coming , I do like your work too. Regards
Great work FMS. I bagged my first Magpie yesterday when 3 of them were attacking a blackbird in the garden.I managed to get a few hits on the other 2 when they came to inspect the dead one. Hope to eliminate many more of these dirtbags in the near future. When is the best time to go after them,and do you use bait like bread ect?
Where do you shoot from? I know from experience that magpies are very wary and hard to approach close enough to shoot. They are smart enough to learn and recognize a man without a gun, versus a man with a gun. You must be shooting from a blind of some kind.
I'm not really a fan of hunting but I understand there must be some pest control. In this case not affecting other species. Good shootings. I suppose most birds did not suffer much. Clean kills. Congratulations.
Как всегда-отличное видео!Новая музыка-порадовала! Всегда возникал вопрос-как удаётся добиться стабилизации видео при выстреле?Обычно всё трясётся и дрожжит-у меня :)
Спасибо. Если вы стабильны в стрельбе а камера трястись то причина закрепления. Вы надо закрепить камера стабильной. Тоже с максимальном увеличении идет чувствительность. Менее увеличение - меньше тряски :-) Я стреляю по максимуму, который x25, но есть оптики увеличения с x50 больше. Какая ваша оптика и закрепление камерь?
FreeManShooting they're extremely smart little birds. In my country they can tell when some ones holding a gun or not its crazy. Out here you have a hell of a time sneaking up on them.
great vid and great shooting man , i'm with you shooing corvids evil buggers . using 2 pcp's webley fx 2000 .22 30 f /lb and a webley raider .177 11.5 ft/lb both do a great job ... are you in france ? you got some magpie problem there , hate the fact they are so nervous hard to get close but the .22 comes in handy ;-)
I was wondering what you do with these after you kill them because I want to get into small game hunting but I do not want to waste and my family is not really the eating type so what should I do...well what do you do with magpies?
nice videos. I also hate magpies and I want to kill a few I have around the country house but when I get to the tree where they are they are already gone. What can I do to atract them instead of me going to the tree? Another thinng is that those trees have plenty of leaves and magpies are difficult to see. I have a gamo rifle .22 igt Spain. Another question, when you kill all your magpies around you, arent you afraid you will get bored?
Hello, Freeman, congrats for these nice videos. I am starting to hunt Crows and magpirs in France. Share your point about the fact they kill all the others "inhabitants" around them. Hope I will be good ^^
+CHIVOT ERIC Great news mate! Dispatch as many as possible! Less magpies - more song birds, rabbits, ship eyes and many other creatures. Be good and clean more :-)
Great shooting as usual, every magpie shot saves the lives of not just songbird chicks but nearly every breed of bird out there. Brilliant slomo shots to show the pellet delivered on target, well done buddy.
Thanks mate.
I love the slow motion, and how you can see right where the pellet is going. Awesome video, my friend.
Thanks.
Great shooting, as usual. I wouldn't bother filtering the slow-motion sections: if people don't like them, they shouldn't be watching!
Yes I know + this is extra work...
I can't get enough of your magpie killing videos they really are a pest.
At any one time I can see around 15 to 20 magpies in my garden screaming that horrible cackling noise they do.
Good stuff as always. I'm not much of an airgunner myself, but those were some really nice shots considering the ranges. Looking forward to your coming technical videos.
Thanks.
And I vote for the Oscar for best musical score. Strong work, friend.
:-)
Love your videos. To the point. Not a bunch of talking about nothing. Keep it up.
What great shooting and video we as hunters know why there is a great need to control pests, well done
carl walters Because you wiped out the other species that keep ecosystems balanced.
we have the same problem here in England it is legal to trap magpies here which we do and shoot as many as possible we used to have lots of mistle thrushes around, its only over the last couple of years are they coming back, only since we have been thinning the magpies out, brilliant video thanks,
+bikesowen
We lost all song birds. Many other species also are out because of them and because of the crows.
Clean them or you will have the same.
Best regards.
Keep going, you are doing what needs to be done to help the song birds. You have so many magpies!
I am doing the same here and now have the numbers down to one pair and that
is OK for the area I live in.
Wow dude so many magpies you have. No wonder you have to take care of them. Beautiful piece of shooting as well. Thumbs up.
Thanks man.
You're very correct on the Magpie's overpopulation and aggressiveness. I was in Iraq and they would overrun every other bird population and it looked like a Steven King film when they flocked, blotting out huge parts of the sky. Great work!
In countries like Iraq there is no one to take care. The country is dealing with more important issues. Magpies have not many natural enemies and this make them to overpopulate...
Yeah. You are right. Iraqis are dealing with other important issues. They're pretty much a bully bird. They push other native birds into areas that aren't as beneficial and that lead them to find aircraft hangars.
FreeManShooting They have sparrowhawks, kestrels, increasing ravens and goshawks as enemy. Even a crow is menace to magpie. Maybe wipe such unnatural food like pheasant?
Excellent shooting FreeMan! I love the music you play in the background as well.Keep up the good work,you are doing a wonderful service to the songbirds by shooting these pests.
Thanks mate.
Man, you are real Magpie magnet. Good shooting!
Great shooting as usual. Looking forward to the videos on the rifle and long-distance shooting.
Thanks, yes I will work on them - taking a lot of time...
Magpies are uber intelligent killers that hunt in gangs, they mourn the passing of each other hence the ease to get a few at once if you have the skill, steady shot and the patience. Your local song birds must be coming back. Keep up the great vermin control and the videos too. You sometimes feature on the Shootingshow with Charlie. ATB Pete
So far the song birds are in just some areas. Most of the country is dominadet from crows and magpies.
Regards.
Can't help but think that Magpie's are the "Orca" of the UK bird world. Working in groups, black and white colours, intelligent and dominant. I can't stand the pests!
Good shooting . great shots. I did see a vehicle pass behind #13 when you shot
Often see fhe magpies near me cackling away. I often think that I would love to pest control them. Great work mate.
Nice shooting my friend!! Cheers from the U.S. and I look forward to the video detailing your rifle tunes.
Thanks,
Hopefully soon.
Regards.
1. For sorrow
2. For joy
3. For a girl
4. For a boy
5. For silver
6. For gold
7. For a secret never to be told.
8. For a wish
9. For a kiss
10. For a bird you shall not miss
Ooow NICE
Excellent shooting and photography, as always. The head shot at 6:22 is really impressive. Keep it up.
Thanks.
I am with you. You are doing a good job. Dont stop. Your choice of the music is very good too. Keep going with this kind of music, at least some too much sensitive spectators will suffer less watching your videos with a smooth, calm music. Dont give up in that mission. Peace.
+Discover Thin
Thanks.
Best regards!
Nice shooting I use the gamo hunter extreme 177 on pest. I go on the reservation and help farmers with pest problems. I to love shooting long range with my air rifle and also experiment with steel pellets on foxes and coyotes my Gamo shooting a pellet at 1600 fps its a beautiful beast.
Thanks mate.
What are this steel pellets? Dressed with plastic jacket?
What rifle you are using to achieve 1600fps (I guess in .117)
The pellet is a gamo the lethal hunting .117 pellet it's a plastic with a 5.6 gram steel rod in the center. And I have a gamo hunter extreme it pushes a .117 at 1600 fps. It work good in Fox coyotes and bobcats. And the darn crows that attack the cornfield. I also have Savage 17 hmr rifle but I like the pellet rifle its quiet.
great videos as always. I really am looking forward to your technical series on the Kalibrgun. I have a Cricket in .25 and I love the gun. Can't wait to see how you improved the gun.
Great Videos, Thank you for taking the time to share,
We have Lots of Magpies here in the UK too and over the last 4 months I've shot 348 of them, I do pest and vermin control for Land owners and also try my hardest to protect the Garden/song birds, If people saw what these corvids do they would be happy to see their demise, I've shot a few that had baby birds in their beaks too, Shot two Jays early this year with baby blue tits in their beak...they are just as Nasty! I also shoot Jackdaws, Crows, Rooks and Grey squirrels in an effort to preserve Garden and song birds,
Keep up your Excellent work/shooting...Looking forward to more of your videos,
Happy Hunting Sir ;)
+Nite Hunter Great job mate!
Last 4 years I dispatch 1126 magpies. The crows, jackdaws, rooks, and jay are much less. The fight is epic, and they are so many... We lost the songbirds over here.
Dispatch as many as possible - before is too late. The number is growing rapidly.
Good hunt, and best regards.
Great video, nice slo-mo, I'm in New Zealand and we try get rid of these things they do so much damage, good ol Ruger 10/22 gets rid of them really well, don't worry about the haters, I say shot mate!
Yes, you're right, I dodn't think about the other factors.
Thanks again!
Great shooting !!! I really look forward to your upcoming videos on your gun and technical shooting !
Thanks!
I am going to do it soon - I have started preparation - seems will be few parts because is a lot to share :-)
Great Shooting! Especially the headshot
Thanks
wow 10 minutes, I was going to ask over what period of time you shot the 13 mags when you said it in the video, I'm astounded, great job my friend!!
Thanks mate.
Great Shooting Pal .... Just love all your vids.
Keep them Coming.
i live in the uk and magpies, grey squirreals are classed as invading pests.
i have a weihrauch hw97kt blackline and a weihrauch hw100fsb both of which i use for HFT ((hunter field target)) compititions and pest control.
given the strict laws here in the uk i have to be careful on where i shoot but given my house faces into the countryside i happly go out at 4am to go rabbit hunting and some local pest control.
magpies are easy to get here as well, shoot one, stay still and another will jump along, in one day i actually ran out of pest control pellets...it was a good day that day.
+chmarr Where about do you live in the uk?
NICE! I paint the inside of the skirt w/white-out, .25cal. Sumatra 2500. In low light, I can see in scope. Ever try this for better visability? Doesn't seem to effect trajectory, p.o.i..
Great shooting my friend. Well done.
Still waiting patiently for next videos. I give you a lot of credit for taping for our enjoyment. And yes, they are pests
I have started with technical videos, and after that pest control is coming again. I have a lot of material for videos :-) just no time to produce them.
nice vid great slo mo,look forward to the next.
Thanks
Very good and I look forward to your technical videos. Maybe something about equipment you have tried but were not happy with.
Yes I will do it soon.
Regards
superb... these birds do enormous damage to songbirds... hello from Eire and subbed.
+MrBeboopman Welcome
Cool shooting! I'll ddo my very best to catch up from August, 1st when hunting season for magpies will start again.
Do and share.
Looking forward to see your work.
Wow you have a lot of pest species, good job my friend :)
Thanks
how did you get a shot on them. when they hear any sound they take off i tried from my bathroom window and slideing glass door they always get away. should i set up a blind in my back yard ?
I am driving in the car. Most of the shots are from the window through the camera screen. Not easy :)
Thumbs up. Good videos good background music. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks
Great video FMS , take no notice of anti,s you are doing
a great job taking out these vermin birds, we also shoot them here in England
there are far too many of them and the more we shoot the better for songbirds
keep up the great work.!!!!
atb brian
Thanks mate,
Great to hear that someone is dispatching magpies in England. They are so overpopulated over there. But at least you still have song birds.
Cheers.
grate shots man well done!!!
Looking forwards to that Cricket mod video !
Keep it coming, great videos I like them all !
Soon. Regards.
perfect shoots mate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks :-)
does nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good shooting. Gamo hunter 440 looks gd n reviews r gd aswell I wanna get one but my parents dont want me to have one me sister n me mum dont like it. Will the hunter 440 be suitable for hunting? Thanks
Keep shooting
Good work - you are doing the song birds a favour !
good shooting, plenty of kills, nice one :)
As always, excellent, excellent videos, commentary, and shooting. Keep it up! Thumbs up!
Thanks mate,
Regards
great shooting like all your previous videos, i also take magpies out with my hw 100 for the same reasons as you mention keep up the good work and your videos
Nice shooting. Good clean shots
+hasdrubal121
Thanks,
Best regards!
excellent camera work and shooting
very entertain
Another awesome vid with some great shooting. I don't think we have magpies in my part of the US but I shoot the starlings when I can. I can't quite place your accent although I'm thiking Italian..?? Apologies if I'm wrong. Keep the vids coming, man. I enjoy watching!
We have starling too. I have some videos of Starling and have "material" for new ones but no time to prepare...
They are doing huge damage to the agro business over here.
Best regards mate.
you are very lucky that you have magpies to shoot on . i live in Malta and we dont have nothing to shoot on except some feral pigeons but still it is illegal
nice.do u hunt whit cal 30 also?im planning to buy a bobcat cal 30
Bobcat sounds good!
.30 cal - better :-)
Excellent shooting. Keep up the great job!
Thanks.
Great shooting and great video FreeMan! Keep knocking them down my friend. Can't wait to see the video on your gun. I have been looking at the Cricket .22 for some time. Really would like more hands on info about the gun.
Thanks mate - I am looking for some free time to do it.
Regards.
Another great video! One thing i would say is don't put a filter on the slow motion shots. Keep up the good work :-)
Thanks,
Yes I know + this is extra work for me, but to not be graphical...
Outstanding shooting my friend
Thanks.
great job, what is best air rifle to use?
+garry sexton
Depend of many things...
What is the price range?
FreeManShooting possibly 200 euros, been lookin online and in ireland your talking 350euro for a new air rifle with sights,
+garry sexton
I dont know for this price range. PCP's are more expensive and I with them. The cheapest I know is Hatsan, but you will need a pump at least + scope...
Regards.
FreeManShooting thanks for the advise, keep up the good work mate..
this is great shooting brother and amazing video. Keep em up. Cheers Moose from downunder.
+mounty27
Thanks mate.
hi there the magies you pop off dont look like they have been shot at before, do you use lots of locations or are they so blasé ?
great vids by the way ive watched all of them, looking forward to your info on the cricket regards phil
Some time they are at one place, and when you shoot one others are coming too...
But more often is just one, and I am driving to find others.
I am shooting from the car.
Regards
nice video, great shots!
Good job! Nice shots!
I too, soon have KalibrGun Kriket :)
Its a good rifle, but overpriced.
I will share this in video soon.
Yes, I agree the price too overpriced :)
Always look forward to your videos ;)
Hi mate! where you are?
I was waiting for your films!
Great work, thanks for sharing with us :)
Thanks
nice man! Love your videos :-) I see your scope is FFP. Is it better then SFP?
Yes FFP.
For me is better.
Regards
What do you think is better?. Air rifles as breaking is okay for a job like this? . or of those with carbonic i like the Air rifles as breaking can it do this jobb you think?
I am not sure I understand the question, but everything delivering 16 joules for magpies, starlings, bee eater, pigeon etc. is ok.
For crows at least 24j.
FreeManShooting Thank you 4 info :D and keep up with the vidio i love them :)
FreeManShooting We shoot 10s of thousands of crows and rooks a year here in the uk with 16j air rifles, I don't know if you have much experience with rifles of 16j of power but you can definitely drop cleanly crows, rooks, rabbits, squirrel and every thing else that's legally available for the air gunner with 16j of power, any more than that is just an option. We must give the novice shooter the correct information that they need to get the job done. Your videos are very entertaining and I look forward to each one you post, keep them coming FMS.
phil
Nice video man
You've been busy since your last video. And this one shows why,.really good shooting there too.
I was about to ask you for information on your rifle and the scope you are using , when you said that you will be making a video about that very thing. I will wait for this of course.
Keep the videos coming , I do like your work too.
Regards
Great work FMS.
I bagged my first Magpie yesterday when 3 of them were attacking a blackbird in the garden.I managed to get a few hits on the other 2 when they came to inspect the dead one.
Hope to eliminate many more of these dirtbags in the near future.
When is the best time to go after them,and do you use bait like bread ect?
Where do you shoot from? I know from experience that magpies are very wary and hard to approach close enough to shoot. They are smart enough to learn and recognize a man without a gun, versus a man with a gun. You must be shooting from a blind of some kind.
+Javier Fauxnom
Most of the shooting is from insight of the car. If you are out the will flight from 120-150 meters at least.
Hi, Nice shooting 👍
Thanks mate!
We are expecting the kbrgun review and some more about the barrel crown and how is the solution for spin pellets...
magpies and hunting are both awesome.
I'm not really a fan of hunting but I understand there must be some pest control. In this case not affecting other species. Good shootings. I suppose most birds did not suffer much. Clean kills.
Congratulations.
I have heard the expression feral cats and feral dogs butt I have never heard of feral pigeons. This is the first time, did you invent it?
+Buttermybutt
Nope. Check this out: www.google.bg/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=feral%20pigeon
Как всегда-отличное видео!Новая музыка-порадовала!
Всегда возникал вопрос-как удаётся добиться стабилизации видео при выстреле?Обычно всё трясётся и дрожжит-у меня :)
Спасибо.
Если вы стабильны в стрельбе а камера трястись то причина закрепления.
Вы надо закрепить камера стабильной.
Тоже с максимальном увеличении идет чувствительность. Менее увеличение - меньше тряски :-)
Я стреляю по максимуму, который x25, но есть оптики увеличения с x50 больше.
Какая ваша оптика и закрепление камерь?
You like cricket better than air arms? What's difference in accuracy between cricket and air arms? Thank you!
I will say - after the improvement - there is not big difference. Before AA was better.
Very nice shooting my friend, i do enjoy a good magpie bash myself,atvb Dave
good work. keep going
I really enjoy your videos man, keep it up :D
Thanks.
Мбумбаль Курильщик i shot one the other day with a 6.5x55 expanding round ( Lapua Mega). It exploded
Number five was instant kill👍
Well done
Thanks
Very instructional video.Just what i wanted in order to produce clean kills. Brilliant.
+Franks Dad (Franks dad)
Thanks. Subscribe - new are coming.
Awesome!! Nice video
Thanks mate.
nice shooting , good skill .
what type of ammo its been use
+patrick pou
Thanks,
JSB Exact Heavy 1.175gr .22
I've never seen so many magpies - your doing a good job there man. What country is it?
Christopher Morley yes they are many, but with the time they learn how to be more and more cautious. Now they are reacting from more than 100m.
FreeManShooting they're extremely smart little birds. In my country they can tell when some ones holding a gun or not its crazy. Out here you have a hell of a time sneaking up on them.
I captured 2 juvenile magpies today and I let the other 4 go , I hear they can be great pets
Playing with words: bad pest - good pets :-)
I don't know - newer had one.
they are also great python food :) but from what i have seen i'm trying to train a pair of them and so far so good
***** Well, they are, supposedly, one of the smartest birds out there.
great vid and great shooting man , i'm with you shooing corvids evil buggers . using 2 pcp's webley fx 2000 .22 30 f /lb and a webley raider .177 11.5 ft/lb both do a great job ... are you in france ? you got some magpie problem there , hate the fact they are so nervous hard to get close but the .22 comes in handy ;-)
I was wondering what you do with these after you kill them because I want to get into small game hunting but I do not want to waste and my family is not really the eating type so what should I do...well what do you do with magpies?
The meet is not good for humans. Actually I know only hawks are eating this garbage.
FreeManShooting SO what do you do with them?
David G Just leave them where they drop. Other animals are taking the crops.
Some people asked me for the feathers...
I like it can u please tell what rifle and scope are u using also do u use range finder. Thanks
I the begining of the vide is all the info - please see it.
Yes I am using Rangefinder - huge help!
Regards.
Very good, I always like to see your videos, which Country are you in? I have subscribed and liked. ATB.
Thanks mate.
Regards.
nice videos. I also hate magpies and I want to kill a few I have around the country house but when I get to the tree where they are they are already gone. What can I do to atract them instead of me going to the tree? Another thinng is that those trees have plenty of leaves and magpies are difficult to see. I have a gamo rifle .22 igt Spain.
Another question, when you kill all your magpies around you, arent you afraid you will get bored?
Great videos, thanks for sharing. Is this in CZ ?
CZ barrel, the rifle is Cricket
well done good shooting nice video
+THE NORTHUMBRIAN
Thank mate!
Best regards!
Best part is seeing the pellet in slow motion
Hello, Freeman,
congrats for these nice videos. I am starting to hunt Crows and magpirs in France. Share your point about the fact they kill all the others "inhabitants" around them. Hope I will be good ^^
+CHIVOT ERIC
Great news mate!
Dispatch as many as possible!
Less magpies - more song birds, rabbits, ship eyes and many other creatures.
Be good and clean more :-)
nice! but I think those birds look pretty nice in colors. I would keep 2 as a pets. lol
nice shots !
Wow the one at 2:29. Excellent slow mo.