Scottish feral pigeon shoot

Описание: A new permission is a blank canvas. Elliot Roberts has a farmyard in the north of Scotland that he hasn’t tried before. He gives it a walk-about with shotgun in hand to see what’s there.

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Why shoot feral pigeons?
Ferals are a farmyard pest that eat livestock feeds and cause farmyard hygiene issues: they crap all over the place. The environment departments all agree they can be shot. They are on the ‘general licences’ for shooting so that, mainly, airgunners can target them. We use airguns, because the pellets do not cause damage to farm buildings when we shoot them in barn rafters.


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