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crappy photos as taken with my 100mm macro, ( was trying to photograph butterflies!!)
But thought you may like to see some fallow with a white one in amongst them ![]() ![]() |
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cool docholiday! tough to hide from predators when you stick out like that.
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Lots of us tend not to shoot them as they act as a great marker for the others.
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yup much easier to find in our woodlands, however the poachers tend to go for them
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A couple of sikka stags
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Beautiful shots Doc.
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This looks a lot like the Powder River country in NE Wyoming. Neat shots and a nice muley.
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Good day on the pigeons
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lots of good pics!
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Are these pigeons like domestic pigeons of are they a wild bird you eat ?
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These are wood pigeons which are wild and numerous, causing havoc at this time of year with their constant feeding on crops. They are shot with the primary purpose of crop protection but the bonus is that they are also really good to eat. You can get some more information on wood pigeon shooting in the UK by clicking HERE
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They are indeed wild woodpigeons, they are excellent to eat and are the pain of any farmers life. the great thing is that they will come to decoys and offer very fast and jinking targets, especially if there is a bit of wind. They have fantastic eyesight and if they see the slightest movement they will jink and bug out, making for a great days sport.
ps Niel thanks for becoming my official spokesperson Last edited by docholiday : 30th of April 2012 (Mon) at 09:57. |
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