Thank you, Angel ☺️ So nice of you, buddy!

Awesome 👍

What kind of scope player?

@@godless5835, Athlon Argos BTR 6-24x50 FFP. Full gear in the description of the video.

@@godless5835, thanks, man 🤝

You're not the only one saying that, bro, and you're free to express your opinion on my channel. OK, let me tell you this: that's pest control and me and my boys do it only at location here they really pose a health hazard, mostly farms and granaries.

It’s a quick way to go. Most wild animals die a very different death.

@@buckfutter99 yeah like I burn them

That's because you're human , don't ever be ashamed of your feelings

Ok, fair enough. Here is how to not feel bad. They are eating the grains that people eat. Ever heard of Avian/Bird flu? Or how about eating salmonella from bird shit. Yup!

Then you will love the rest of my videos too, mate 🙂 The cats make appearances in all of them, some much more spectacular too. Thank you 🙂

Thanks a mil, mate 🙂 I really appreciate the words of support and you watching 🤝

Bro las palomas no son plagas no hacen ningun mal solo luchan por sobrevivir

@@user-sm2rn7bg8n pigeons definitely are pests at some places.

@@user-sm2rn7bg8n they do cause damage they spread diseases and are overall unsanitary and pigeons are especially bad for farmers since they eat alot of their product and shits in the produce

That is no pest. Just put some pinchos and the birds dont stay there.

Thank your kindly, Sir 🙂

Thank your kindly, Sir 🙂

Me: you're more than welcome to 😄 Thanks, buddy 🙂🤝

😂😂may the cat thinks jummy i have food for a week now:)

@@nonono215 maybe 🙂 And then on the next weekend we provide some more 😄

Family of hawk will be better

XD

Thanks a mil, bud 🙂 I appreciate it.

Thank you, Artem 🤝 I appreciate you watching and showing understanding.

Then you have more than a good idea why we do that at such places. You're lucky, mate, you could've caught a number of pretty nasty diseases like this.

@@AirRifleActivities I was lucky, although it did land right on my fucking lip, so i'm not too lucky lol

I loved tha "cat approved" part 😄 We eat some of those too, buddy. We're just beating careful, high temperature cooking only.

That's their nervous system shutting down, mate. It still sends signals down the nerves after the sudden brain death.

Some of them don’t die right away

@@nativegamer3384 tell me which one and I'll explain.

@@AirRifleActivities 3:25 when they don't die right away isn't better to shoot anoter pellet to kill instantly?

@@rdusuper8 it is, depending on whether it's possible. We must watch out for ricochets off the ground, buddy. There's equipment there and people working - not where we shoot at the time, but we must make sure no pellet will ricochet their way.

It's really something and it's even better when you're there and can hear it with your own ears 🙂 Thank you, friend 🤝

Hey, buddy. Airguns are a complicated topic altogether, and so is the sport/hobby of shooting. I personally shoot PCP airguns (stands for "pre-charged pneumatic"), which are the more complex design, more accurate and more reliable airguns. Higher price too. The Gamo you're referring to is what we call a "break barrel" airgun, or a "springer", although it has a gas piston instead of a spring. Pigeons are an easy target on buildings. If you intend to shoot close range, then after a little practice and getting used to shooting the gun, you should be able to successfully target the flying rats. If you ask me if it has the sufficient power to take them down - yes, it does, even in this small caliber, if you shoot close to medium range. Be careful, shoot safe and I suggest you practice a little before getting to shoot live targets. Reading some of the basics on airgun forums and/or watching KZfaq videos will bring a better understanding of anything airgun related, and perhaps even turn you into a passionate and devoted shooter :)

Cheers, mate 👍

Thank you kindly, friend :) It's my guns, they outshoot me :)

Thank you, friend, I learned myself through practice. Did some reading and watching videos to get the basics as I was starting, of course. In my experience the best way to get rid of those is culling them.

​@@AirRifleActivities Thanks for the advise well appreciate it, great content you make here keep it going!

Enjoy, mate 😊 More videos on the channel and more coming soon. Cheers 👍

Thanks, buddy ☺️ The gun is an Edgun Matador R5M Standard .25 cal. Scope: an Athlon Argos BTR 6-24x50 FFP.

LOL, thanks, brother, I have to make another head shot vid at that location.

Don't mind at all, mate 🙂 It's an Athlon Argos BTR 6-24x50 FFP Mil. I still have it and use it in my latest vids, it's a pretty good scope. Cheers.

Hey, bud. I try to reply to all clientsments, yes. Hard for me to answer this question because I haven't shot either of those guns, and I'm not a fan of break barrels... But I don't like Gamo springers, so I'd say go for the Hammerli.

Thank you, friend 🙂 It's a pleasure to get such comments from people who actually know what they're talking about. Usually I have to deal with trolls who have no idea what we do and why, and wouldn't even listen or care to watch carefully. Not to mention how difficult it is to explain the results of a head shot and how their bodies react after the sudden brain death... Cheers 🤝

@@AirRifleActivities Those people only see the movement after shot and think the animal is still alive, but fail to understand that it's completely lights out and only the nervous system is sending signals after the shock. If they don't want to educate themselves then that's on them. With all the information available to people (literally on their fingertips with smartphones), ignorance is a choice. Trolls will be trolls. Keep up with the good work 👌

@@finnishfatman "ignorance is a choice". I love that phrase. I'll make sure I remember it 🤝

JESUS MAN YOU THATS ALOT OF WORDS

@@JACK-iq6rl No, it really isn't... 😆 Read a book once in a while. You'll be surprised how many words those things have! 😱

We couldn't take a follow up - risk of ricochets. People and machines in that direction. That's why we had to wait a few seconds for it to expire.

Everyone does, it really is satisfying, thanks, mate 🙂

Thank you, James. It really means a lot. After all the trash talk I get from people who do not know what a head shot is.

Hey, Jamie. Not an entire week perhaps, as we leave only some of the pigeons to the cats - most of them we give to friends who like the meat. Thanks for watching and the comment 🙂

Cat... Heck... Pigeons are great to eat. Put them in a pressure cooker with vegetables and seasoning and you got a survivor meal !

Well, I'm glad you enjoyed it and I hope you understand why we need to cull these birds 👍

It was more sad for me when the pigeon wasn’t killed with a single shot and it was hurt. It was fine for me when they were killed with a single shot because they didn’t feel anything

@@-xslurpeee-159 head shots are instant kills, buddy, yes. My friend had one shot which didn't kill the bird instantly, it fell on the ground and then it expired. There was no quick follow up shot because there were machines and buildings in that direction, it was not safe.

@@AirRifleActivities yea. U guys did a good job at taking down those pigeons in a humane way. Nice shots

Hey, bud. It's an Edgun Matador R5M .25 cal. Pellets are 34 gr JSB. Check the rest of my videos, you can see them on the list of videos on my channel. Cheers 🙂🤝

Hey, bud. In this older video of mine, the power level was about 58 fpe, if memory serves. Cheers 🙂

Thanks for the support and understanding ☺️ We eat some of those, some go to the cats at that location and we give many to friends, who like pigeon meat.

As a German, I really don't want to talk about Incinerators

@@AirRifleActivities Dang you eat them..

@@smoke_blxck some of them, and only after having them well done at high temperature 😉

@@MonosShenanigans I personally am not biased in any way, so as far as I'm concerned - talk away, buddy ☺️

Thanks for watching in those early hours of the day at the expense of your much needed rest, buddy 🙂

Я не понимаю зачем он стреляет голубей? Почему его за это не выебут? Кто ему разрешил это делать ???

@@user-nv1rm9lk8t this is pest control, that's why. The owners gave us permission to clean the winged rats for them.

@@user-nv1rm9lk8t как я понял, это зернохранилище или что-то наподобие. Голуби разносят болезни и своё дерьмо. И просто они тупые и бесят

@@user-nv1rm9lk8t потому что голуби это летающие крысы и представляют реальную проблему для больших городов

It really is, although we reduced their numbers greatly. Thanks, mate 👍

Hey there. What injured pigeons? We dispatch all of them and make sure we leave no injured ones behind. Or are you saying you injured some?

@@AirRifleActivities I think he refers to the pidgeons he hunted

yeah its painful death

Thanks, buddy 🙂 Unfortunately I didn't adjust the parallax well enough, hence the somewhat blurry image. Check out my other head shot videos as well - such as this one, I think you'll enjoy it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNN0iMZyp5q5lqc.html

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@@KGisthename Bullseye

Timo, you won't believe what new permission I just got. The place in this video is nothing. Thousands of flying rats inside a huge grain warehouse. Eating over 75 metric tons of grain each year. Stay tuned, interesting videos coming soon. And thanks for watching 🙂🤝

@@AirRifleActivities you see, for me as a german, those videos are great, because here in germany, maybe you've heard it, nearly nobody owns a gun, you won't ever see content like yours from germany.

killing for fun is a sin, you think you may have a good heart, but its deception, when you see Jesus, He may say, i never knew you the earth and mankind has been in reverse for years, everything happening is in the Bible, God is fixing to wrap things up the earth is reacting to sin un-repented, evil thats out of control and Bible prophecy being fulfilled. Jesus died for our sin, choose God, forgiveness & afterlife, or worldly stuff, selfish sin and be destroyed in this place cant dig a hole / move to mars or stop the earth - God's coming - dont act surprised

This one is FAC, mate.

Thanks, buddy 🙂 I must admit the credit also goes to the high end PCPs I use. Happy New Year!

Thank you, Alfred 🙂 It's true I don't include a lot of misses in my videos, just the interesting ones. In almost all cases I miss it's due to unpredictable wind gusts, and it's always windy here by me. However, this is not a bad idea, I might make a "miss" video soon 👍

Air Rifle Activities I’ll be looking forward to seeing it I love your videos keep them up🤙🤙

🤣🤣 Okay, you really cracked me up, Steve, thank you!

Precisely so, my friend 🙂 And because of the upward angle too.

😄😄 It's true. They recognize the sound of my guns and come running. They know it means fresh pigeons 😉

@@AirRifleActivities 😻😘😜

Harry, thanks for the feedback 👍 We're doing our best to watch out for tags/rings on their legs before we take a shot, so that we don't shoot someone's birds. It's feral pigeons we're after and on granaries and farms only.

Is it common for racing pigeons to sit around like that I thought they normally fly a route and return?

@@thomaskennedy9669 when racing pigeons get lost they normally stay with 'outside pigeons'and usually you'll see them with rings its because they forgot their route and we will be back for days or weeks.

@@thomaskennedy9669 or because the weather is not it.. And they became stranded outside

Wow, what a sport that must be! "OK, ready, set, go! Let the birds go! OK, there they go, let's go and drink beer for the next few days till they get back..."

Hey, bud. Here's the scope cam mount I use: orioniguanahunter.com/products/orioncam But you'll also need to replace the lens on the GoPro.

Thanks, buddy 🙂 Means a lot coming from a fellow-shooter 🤝

He has decent aim ngl.

@@channelflim2397 cheers, buddy 👍

@Lets Play Minecraft thanks, buddy 🙂

@@AirRifleActivities How in the world did you get the accuracy ? A shot from the ground to high has to account for gravity, windage , and then you've got the human element of heartbeat and breathing. Annie Oakley became a great shot because she was paid more for headshot game. She had to be good her money depended on her skill.

Many episodes of it on the channel, thanks 😊

Perhaps, who knows 😉

We give most to cats and some to friends who like pigeon.

Thanks, David, they do make for some spectacular footage ☺️ Cheers, bud!

So true, mate 👍

Animals disturb us: kill We disturb animals: perfectly fine just a joke

Thank you, friend, means a lot 😊🤝

Glad you do, thanks, bud 🙂 The ironic thing is we're actually protecting vegans' food too 😉

Can be quite sth sometimes 😉

Thanks, buddy 👍

Thanks, buddy, in this video the distance was short to medium, up to about 60 yards, if memory serves.

Thanks, buddy, it's an older video of mine and apparently people like it. Thank you for watching too 🙂

Actually the gun is set to 830 feet per second with the 34 grain JSB diabolo pellets ☺️ Really not that much for a .25 cal airgun. Thanks for watching, buddy.

Perhaps they won't be as efficient outdoors, Scott 🙂

@@AirRifleActivities Outdoors they dont bother you. They mind their own business

@@user-rs6gg6bb1d sorry, who doesn't bother you outside?

Bringing in cats to kill rodents and birds?? Sounds like contamination would be rampant.

But they returned with a vengeance!!!!

Hey, Shashi. Listen, I really can't tell from afar... I suggest you go back to the gun store or if you bought it online - contact the retailer and explain the problem. If I had the gun in my hands, I would disassemble and perhaps find the issue, because Edguns are simple and efficient designs. But if I don't have it, I really can't say. One thing though - could it be you've tightened the hammer spring all the way in?

Спосибо большое ☺️ Извините, мой русский плохой. Thank you, I appreciate it highly and welcome aboard ☺️

Thanks, mate, enjoy 🙂🤝

😉 Thanks for watching, dude 👍

In that particular video I used 34 grain diabolo pellets. If memory serves, the distances were up to 40-50 yards. Stable... Well, I was leaning on walls or pieces of machinery 😉

@@AirRifleActivities dope, just got my air rifle and have it sighted for 36yards. Just got a head shot on a bird that was in the tree i was shooting at to zero.. Big bird 🐔 flying to each tree in 2 acre pushing the birds away I managed to get about 15-17y and got em.

Thank you for the positive comment 🙂🤝 There'll be more of the satisfying splats 😉 The background music is called "After You".

Perfectly said! Yes it‘s a very satisfying sound! And I also love watching how the floor is being covered with the dead (or just dying) birds... I know animal lovers would hate I have written, but fuck off them. I feel respect to people not to pigeons. Excellent shooting, dude! :)

Liked the movie myself 😉 I hope you enjoy the videos 🙂

It's adjustable. The Edgun was set to 880 fps with the 34 grain JSB diabolos.

I don't know, mate, never shot it, I'm not very fond of break barrels.

@@AirRifleActivities Thanks mate, also I wanted to know if PCP rifles are high maintenance demanding as usually said about them.

@@moizahmad3687 break barrels are much more high maintenance if you ask me.

Thank you, brother, it's nice to talk to a fellow pest shooter 🙂

@@AirRifleActivities what pellet gun are you using? I’m using a Sheridan 50th anniversary edition, it was given to me by my grandpa. It’s amazing.

@@PlagueGirl the one I used in this video is an Edgun Matador R5M. 25.

Thanks, buddy, much appreciated 🙂

Can't say I know what that meme is, but thanks for the visit, bud 🙂

No other way proved efficient. Culling does the trick. I admit I enjoy doing pest control.

To me it is. The PCP gives you much better precision and over a greater range. I use a 7 litre carbon fiber bottle. Also a small 0.5 litre one which I refill with a portable compressor. Those can be seen in other videos of mine.

The surface is smooth and slippery and yet they land on it. Sometimes they slide a little but they deploy their talons and still perch there. But that's not the major issue. They defecate all over the place and on the grain itself, especially the livestock fodder. Also on the grain we people eat when it's being loaded and unloaded. They are attracted by the sound of machinery, they know it means fresh food. It's hard to believe there is no other way until you visit one of these places and see for yourself. In the future there may be some high tech solution, but I wonder at what price? And buyers keep complaining that the prices of grain products keep rising - the struggle against pests of all sorts make for a considerable part of that increase.

It would also be prohibitively expencive to rebuild and redesign an entire new silo. Passive measures have a low rate of success for these birds too. they simply don't care. Nevermind that, if you are good enough, pigeons are nice meals too.

No. He enjoys shooting them

​@@CrazieAsianBoi im oretty sure youre just a nancy. Grow a set, pal.

Mamón si las palomas son plaga en un chingo de partes deo mundo

Hey, buddy. Here's a link and thanks for watching: www.edgun.shop/collections/edgun-matador-r5m/products/edgun-matador-r5m-standard?variant=20881604935739

It depends on how many birds there are at the spot where I'm shooting. At this very permission there are only a couple of dozens left, it's almost clean, so I have to wait 10-15 minutes before they come back, even longer. This also depends on the weather and time of year.

Thank you for showing understanding, mate. The winged rats carry disease too. Be careful with them. Btw, no humane measures work. They are highly adaptable.

The biggest pest here is human idiots. We make noise, we carry diseases, we kill other animals and we are destroying our fucking home.

Thanks, buddy 🙂 I use a GoPro Hero 7 Black with a 12 mm lens on it.

No, mate, that's a PCP airgun, nothing Iike an air soft rifle. It's adjustable but in this video it was set to about 53 foot-pounds.

Thanks, bud 🙂🤝

True, buddy, I've tried them myself 👍

I wouldn't eat Ferrell pigeon if I was starving to death they eat so much crap. Now a wood pigeon yes it's better than a good steak if you cook it right. Vince from Wigan greater Manchester UK do the Ferrell pigeons in the states have a different diet I hope so. Take care and stay safe and well love all your vids I have watched keep umm coming guys 🐀🐀🐀🐀😏😏😋😋

@@vincerowe3060 I'm not in the States, I'm in Europe, but you have a point there, you must cook them well. Thank you kindly, more videos coming soon 🙂

In this one I used a Side Shot scope cam mount and a GoPro Hero 7 Black, with an Eagle Vision lens. Cheers.

Thanks, mate 🙂

Thank you for the great comment, buddy ☺️ The Gamo does perform well for an entry level pcp and the Edgun is a great airgun.

Actually this is pest control, bud. We remove the sky rats from these places where they pose a threat - defecating and carrying disease.

@Mohamed Gomaa Maybe you've never had your vehicle and half your driveway covered in droppings..

@@davidschmidt6013 😂😂😂

Of course, it does. That's the point, it's pest control, culling birds that pose a health issue at farms and granaries.

Thanks, bud, I don't even know what these are 😉

Indeed so, buddy 🙂 The cat is still shy and fearful, and won't let me come close, but it knows me and it knows the sound of my shots means fresh pigeons 😉

Poisoned? No, they're not, they're being dispatched with airguns.

Thanks, brother 🙂 Currently I shoot them at 830 fps.

@@AirRifleActivities damn that's allot of energy some where around 75nm. Should be more than enough for bird abatement.

@@justindunlap1235 yeah, bud, I keep such power levels on my guns to be sure that I'm able to pull off a humane kill at longer distances too - diabolo pellets lose their energy pretty fast.

Thanks, buddy 🙂 It's an older video of mine. The gun is adjustable. I think in this video it was about 70-71 J.

The projectile impact is what dispatches them, no two ways about it. Falling from 80-90 feet won't kill a pigeon - it's just not heavy enough. Those are pellets, by the way, we're shooting air guns.

@@AirRifleActivities ok thanks for sharing

Gracias, amigo 🤝

Thank you, friend 🙂 No, I shoot airguns only at this point.

Indeed 😉 Thanks for watching 👍

Used to eat some and give many to friends. These days I feed them to farmyard cats.

I used to eat some and give many to friends. These days I mostly feed them to farmyard cats. Thanks for watching.

This entire complex is a granary. Are you asking about the silos?

@@AirRifleActivities yes

@@SomeOne-behind pigeons don't get inside them.

Nice to know you enjoyed the video, bud, thank you 👍

@@AirRifleActivities yeah I really like your video, maybe it can be my inspiration in hunting

Thank you too. Tell me, please, which one of the shots was not humane enough in your opinion? I'll try to explain what happened and why 🙂

I 100% DISAGREE!! Body shots are essentially a guaranteed kill. A high tuned .22 or .25 is shooting 80-110ft/lb and any hollow point will explode the lungs/heart. And death will be certain. However, missing a headshot (due to the accuracy needed (in high wind and steep elevation) taking a beak off is just cruel and the bird will suffer. So body shots in my opinion, bc death is certain with a skilled shooter, are much more humane. Headshots are fine under 40 or so yards. That said, every shot on this video was humane! But would an inhumane shot be put on video?! 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@KevinWood44 thanks for your extensive comment, buddy. I also prefer heart and lung shots. But you should bear in mind one thing - at high velocities with airguns a hollow point would pretty often makes a clear pass through - tested. Thank you amd have a Happy New Year.

@@AirRifleActivities I didnt mean any offense pal, I was disagreeing w the orgin comment of more headshots 90% of people watching should aim for the body, but you're a superb shot, I'm sure you dispense of the birds ethically. I'm not a Karen or an animal rights activist lol Idc where you shoot them. I would personally aim for the largest target, I'd hate to pull a head shot and clip a beak. Whereas if I pull a lung shot it stick does enough damage to kill the bird. I'm not also not as good of a shot as you.

@@KevinWood44 buddy, no offense taken at all ☺️ And I must say I agree with everything you just said. I also think heart and lung shots are much more practical and ethical. That thing you said about clipping when aiming at the head is also absolutely true. And they're more practical because all the flapping and rolling following a head shot alerts not only pigeons, butt all other species in the immediate vicinity 😅 Let alone some passers by or workers thinking that I'm actually torturing the birds. I do a head shot video every now and then because viewers find it more challenging and spectacular. Some think it's more ethical too.

Back in those days when there were many of those, we used to give most of them to friends and farmyard animals, such as cats. Now they go mostly to the felines 😄

I appreciate it, mate, thanks :)

Thanks, mate 👍