Pigeons pesting at an unusual location

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Hello Max,

Great tips for guys that wish to pest. Not only do they do a service but educating folks on air gun abilities is a good thing.

My only advice is show your gear & edit a bit shorter. I watched it all but it would get more positive comments & views if more action. I felt a little like a POV from framing & roofing days & boy did I hate that work.

EDIT: I rarely ever go to YouTube unless for music as I play guitar. If they’re posted here I do watch.
 
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Nicely done movie. Action adventure. Little short on action. One heck of a house, Wouldn't you think the contractor would close up the openings that allowed the pigeons to get in. If I was the guy paying the BIG bucks for that place I'd be pretty unhappy. A sheet of plywood and a few minutes of time would solve that. Plastic and a stable gun would work too,
 
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@James. I agree the video is lack of action shots to be posted here under "Hunting", but this was a unique circumstance and permission that happened to come by. Plus I was trying to include some footages that are different than the usual scope cam kill shots after shots. I thought it was a nice change to look at pesting from a different angle and situations.

@Bubble/Bill. ya the builder was super happy that I got rid of the pigeons. I believe he is waiting for the large panel glass door to arrive, but yes, a simple sheet of plywood would have solved the problem, but heck, I wouldn't have the opportunity to experience shooting pigeons inside a fancy house! lol

@Bob. thanks Bob, by the way, very impressive with the 218 yards!
 
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@Rog. It expired soon after I filmed it. I would have preferred to do a heat shot or use a higher power caliber than my 12ftlb 177, to get an ethical kill. But I was restricted as I do not want to cause damage to the property for obvious reason and the range was too close for my scope to show clear picture. So I did a center mass shot. I did what I was set to do - to pest to get rid of the problem. 

@pesk. Their droppings are nasty and I am glad I was able to help.

thanks for the comments.
 
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Unique AO for sure! I would be furious if I was the owner. As a previous journeyman carpenter, you keep opening like that for ventilation. But you are to close up at the end of the day to prevent such a thing. Really good info for people out there that don’t know about true pest control. Forget what the people say about, “not enough action”. This was all about education.
 
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@Rocynutz. thank you. I don't think the owner was aware of the problem or the builder would be in deep "pigeons crap". Builder told me no pigeons return since last Friday night, so my pesting gig was a success. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, so I never take anything to heart for as long as I know I did the right thing and I am happy with my own videos. If my videos serve both entertaining and educational then I am pleased. by the way, congratulations to your recovery of your stolen AG. very lucky in deed.

Alex
 
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@Rocynutz. thank you. I don't think the owner was aware of the problem or the builder would be in deep "pigeons crap". Builder told me no pigeons return since last Friday night, so my pesting gig was a success. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, so I never take anything to heart for as long as I know I did the right thing and I am happy with my own videos. If my videos serve both entertaining and educational then I am pleased. by the way, congratulations to your recovery of your stolen AG. very lucky in deed.

Alex
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I think you are very right, that the owner didn’t know. But, I imagine he would be as happy about you being successful as you are. Thank you very much for congrats, I’m beyond lucky. Haha.

keep the videos rolling Alex.

~Stuart
 
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