Sparrow got bowled over by the H&N FTT from the P-Rod
In this quick video, we can see an English Sparrow taking the food put down for the native birds on either side of him: Dark-eyed Juncos. Last year, I got about 10 or 12 of them. Usually, one every other week or so. The rest seem to get the idea to stay away from my yard, which is a sanctuary for native songbirds. The Juncos come back about 2 minutes later, and don't even seem to mind the sparrow carcass.
Gun: P-Rod (stock)
Ammo: H&N FTT
Optic: Leapers 6X Bugbuster
Range: 15 yards
Position: Standing offhand (this gun is a delight to shoot offhand)
In this quick video, we can see an English Sparrow taking the food put down for the native birds on either side of him: Dark-eyed Juncos. Last year, I got about 10 or 12 of them. Usually, one every other week or so. The rest seem to get the idea to stay away from my yard, which is a sanctuary for native songbirds. The Juncos come back about 2 minutes later, and don't even seem to mind the sparrow carcass.
Gun: P-Rod (stock)
Ammo: H&N FTT
Optic: Leapers 6X Bugbuster
Range: 15 yards
Position: Standing offhand (this gun is a delight to shoot offhand)
