Thank you Alan I'm glad you found the video helpful and informative, that's the reason I make these videos 👍

Glad to hear that you like my videos, good luck on Saturday 👍

Thank you Robert, I'm glad you like my videos.

Cheers Gary, sorry it took a while to get another video uploaded but it takes a lot of effort to get it right on my own 👍

Thank you 👍

Thank you Christopher 👍 I do like bashing the crows.

Cheers David it was a challenge at times but if it's not working then you need to change something 👍

Know what you mean and I love hitting them hard 👍

Thanks Barry, it is good to have a big day but packing and picking up at the end of the day on your own is a nightmare 👍

Thanks David, glad you enjoyed it 👍

Thanks Alan I'm pleased to hear that you like the video and found it useful, plenty more to come 👍

Cheers mate, hopefully I'll be able to do the enforcers justice 👍

Will do mate, hopefully plenty more to come 😉

Thanks Graham, if you don't mind me asking, what do like about my videos? All input will be great for the future videos 👍

@@shootingwithanthony3496 sorry for delay. Your footage always looks as though it’s been done by a professional wildlife photographer - I can see shades of plumage as the birds come in and the slow motion and the red dot crystal clear image means I seem to have an even better picture of what is happening than if I were actually standing next to you. I feel as though I know exactly how much lead you’re going to give before you pull the trigger and the reaction of the bird often leads me to think I know where in the pattern the bird took the hit. I suppose the bottom line is the footage is so clear and colourful I’m totally immersed in the action. Even some very respected shooters produce very average videos because they talk too much - we only really need to be informed of the “legal” justification for being there, Gen. Licence etc. We don’t see pest species we see tiny specks on the horizon that then fall from the sky at what looks like 500yds - what are they doing wrong?🤷‍♂️. It’s tedious to watch. What could you do better? I can’t think of a thing. Keep doing what you’re doing kiddo - you don’t have any competition at the moment.

Thank you 👍

Catch up mate, your a video behind 😘

Cheers Roger, the gear won't do any good gathering dust in the shed 😂👍

Cheers Bastien 👍

Thanks Richard 👍

Thanks, glad that you liked the video 👍

Cheers Keith, thank you 👍

Thank you, and yes it can be hard work, with the shooting, filming and packing up, then comes all the editing 😴👍

@@shootingwithanthony3496 had some 350 days so go and pick the 40/50 yd birds as the kill area is to busy two of you go pick 50/60 and get back at it...

Thanks Terry, I am starting to get hang of the camera work and all that goes with it, its difficult on your own 👍 I'm not so keen on the go pros.

Cheers Carl, glad you enjoyed the video, I will try and send some pigeons your way 👍

Cheers Eddie 👍👍👍

Thanks Nigel 👍

Thank you for the kind words, I use 29g of number 6's, lead through 3/4 and full chokes, pleased you liked the video 👍

Thanks for your answer Anthony. I thought you were with your 28 gauge, but I am not so sure now because of the charge of your cartridges, quite heavy in that case but very well working! 😊

@@cesarebenanti3156 I was using the 12g on this day 👍

Hi Bob, I use 3/4 and full chokes 👍

Cheers Steven, my go to cartridges are Hull super fast pigeon 29g 6's for the 12g, I love them for the pigeons 👍

Thank you 👍

If I only get a few I freeze them if they are in good condition, I know someone who taxidermy's them, apparently goths go mad for them.

@@shootingwithanthony3496 there are some weird ones about🧛‍♀️

@@bobfife9071 most definitely, and they walk among us 🤦‍♂️

A shipment of the enforcer pigeon decoys will be arriving around the 19th/20th of April and will be available from DJ DECOYS 👍

@@shootingwithanthony3496 Thank you sir 👍👍✌✌🇬🇧🇬🇧

Definitely a crow, I'm afraid you're mistaken. The flapper can be bought from Flightline decoys 👍