Some examples are Band-tailed Pigeon, White-winged Dove, Mourning Dove, Inca Dove, Ground Dove etc. My point is, know what you are shooting at because you might be committing a felony. Band-tailed pigeons look a lot like "wild type" city pigeons. One is protected by federal law, the other is not.
@EdgunUSA Hey Ted, I've been watching your videos for a while. Great work! You should do a gun review on the Crosman Phantom. It's a relatively cheap ($80) break barrel .177 gun that is widely available (walmart) and pretty powerful (claims 1,000fps with lead).
Since this gun seems cheap and available, you should do a review and see if it is actually worth it for maybe a beginner or intermediate level person to buy.
I found your videos on pigeons quite interesting and informing except for one thing, what's you're recipe for pigeon pot pie?! There are a lot of pigeons in my area because of the all the horse barns. In one outing, my dad and I killed over 50 pigeons in just one barn, and I was wondering about a good recipe for these birds, in case we find another "honey hole" like that barn. Thanks for making so many great videos, as they are part of the reason I am so into airgunning!
@TotalOutdoorsmanWA I have had so many requests to show how I make the pie. I need to smack 6-10 of them to make it, so wish me luck next time I go out. :)
It's depth perception that's lacking with monocular vision and is attained through positional adjustments, not depth of field. You are correct about the reason they move their heads though. I really enjoy your videos and you seem really knowledgeable when it comes to biology / ornithology. I've been wondering, are you self taught or do you have some formal learning in biology?
2:26 looks like that articular bird actually looks at the pellet and then it impacts him..kinda goes along with the ninja bird except this one doesn't have skill.
What do you do when you spot a pigeon with rings on it's leg?
These with rings are racing pigeons or pet pigeons which values a lot of money to their owners.
I remember hearing a news a few years ago that a hunter was taken to court for shooting a pigeon with a ring on it's leg in my country England (not New England but old England which is part of the UK). My brother in law shoots pigeons but not the ones with rings on their legs.
I think the law is the same in the States or am I wrong?
@DavBlc7 I don't know the details the laws re: pigeon ownership. But, I do not shoot banded pigeons, regardless. I see them from time to time, but the band is clearly visible through my scope. They are also usually bigger and more colorful than ferals.
It's so hilarious that you spend all this time talking about them and documenting their lifestyle as if you really appreciate them... and then you shoot em in the head LOL
Hi, we live in a rural area of the UK and we have really healthy woodpidgeon that forage in the woods and also take seed from feeders placed for song birds.I leave them alone but we have a visiting Goshawk that enjoys them. Those ferral green ones that you show at the beginning infest the city 16 miles to the south and we view them as flying rats.
Trouble with the video was it wasn't taken on the same day/time as the other video. Overcast in 1st video and clear on 2nd part on Grain bin. Just my guess...
Great channel man. You motivated me to fix my 40 years old air rifle and do some damage to pigeons hehe although because of it's age i need to shoot from 12-15 yards for clean kill
@GaPaVlogs it is a farm the birds are pests the cats are helpful they hunt mice and rats the birds eat the grain and corn and sometimes even crap in it spreading disease i used to live on farm we had at least 10 cats they never came in the house never bothered us and w never saw a mouse or rat in the house just couple in the barn being stalked by a cat
It's good that you know that much about the animals you hunt. You are a good hunter not someone who's hunting for having fun and making animals suffer. (Sry for my bad english, I'm german q:)
Irgendwie muss man dem Typen wohl einen sinnvollen Rat geben: Sollte die Tauben und Sperling-Population auf deinem Hof zu großsein, dann fertige Nistplätze und Ansitzvorrichtungen für Raubvögel an. ( Die hast du vermutlich zuvor sehr effektiv auf deine Art abgeknallt) Die verstehen besser als du, eine Population zu kontrollieren. Vorausgesetzt du kannst eine Säge gerade halten. Oder bist du bereits 18 und hast somit das das Ende des offizielle Entwicklungsstadiums erreicht?
It takes a considerate more amount of skill to hit pigeons with an airgun as apposed to a shotgun which I've exclusively shot pigeons with. And only in California have I done that.
I couldn't help but create a little monologue when you were climbing on the grain silo. It goes something like this and it's from the point of view of a pyscho-pigeon who is a serial killer in training (and we'll assume he speaks human) who loves to just sit around and kill shit:
Pigeon [monotone documentary voice]: As you can see, the human has binocular vision so he will look straight ahead, unmovingly. This is why I aim the crosshairs right between his eyes! Blam!
@theTF2sniper Definitely! Not to step on any toes, but I kill pigeons in steel mills as part of my job. We use both .177 and .20 cal. When you hit them in the crop, they are a sack of potatoes every time.
@theTF2sniper Definitely! Not to step on any toes, but I kill pigeons in steel mills as part of my job. We use both .177 and .20 cal. When you hit them in the crop, they are a sack of potatoes every time.
would love to see an impact shot from a camera mounted where the bird is located... bait a spot and have cams set up there to see your shot from the scope AND when it pounds thru the other side of the animal. your editing and planning skills are up to the task.
what was wrong with the picture was it was a different day or later on from when u climbed up. it was much more clear outside. my geuss n e ways.. sweet videos btw
Next time, don't go on that bin. Because you know it,and because you grew up on the farm, that's why it's more dangerous. You feel safer, while in fact, you act more bold, which makes you more dangerous (to yourself).
@nailan88 ignorante de mierda esto es 100% legal estupido y por si no sabias el hace esto para alimentarse no por diversion. Tu crees que la carne que tu comes es muy diferente a esto? en realidad las vacas sufren mas que estos pichones estupido ignorante de mierda
@vLeGeNdS1 No, very few bird diseases can commonly be caught by people. Dont need to worry about that unlike rats.. (Unless you live in an area with a lot of bird flu)
I've eaten urban doves and squirrels before, harvested in the backyard with airgun, and would certainly eat those rural farm pigeons too, if no cats to feed them to, but I have heard it's best not to eat city pigeons for some reason...
i have a phobia of pigeons i have no desire of eating them, shooting them or even being near them, but you have taught me alot and i love all of your videos even though its tough for me to watch, if that makes sense :)
@cmelt43 the answer is to easy Benjamin marauder = 500$ matador = 1600$ also the marauder is a great gun for intermediate shooters that know what they are doing
@johnsonthehunter No. I see them from time to time, but I never shoot them. We have a few pigeon keepers in the area, and I respect their property. Besides, the birds usually return home after a day of horsing around with the ferals. They know where the good life is.
Only reason to ever shoot one is to get the phone number from the wing (or leg band) to call the owner. I only ever shoot one bird if there are a number of tagged birds nesting on the farm. From what I'm told by the owners of these birds, once they begin to roost somewhere they are usally discarded of anyway.
If it's just one or two, and they haven't been around for more than 2 days they are probably just resting.
How do the pigeons taste? i go dove hunting all the time and somtimes shoot a pigeon or two i normally just throw them away because ive heard they taste real tough and gamy, so whats your take on them?
@jordan628trisha Feral pigeons do not taste as good as dove. The meat is tougher, as is the skin. In my opinion, you need to slow cook pigeon or mince it into a pie. Doves are just plain yummy (as you know). No need to get tricky with them. I actually have a dove hunting/cooking video on the way.
@EdgunUSA If you kill the younger ferals, they taste as good, if not better than doves. I've had my own share of older, gamier doves. find the pigeons' nests in barns, under bridges, around buildings, etc. Then shoot the fully-feathered, ready to start flying squabs. The adults will flush, leaving young behind. This is how you can tell.
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The Dodo was once considered a pest until the human race completely killed every one of them until none were left :(.Don't Kill guys go veg :) let us be peaceful with our fellow beings.
@soulreaperichig0 The dodo was never a pest. It was on one island - it never spread to any other land. Settlers of that island ate them all because they were easy to catch. You can't just make up history because you want to make a point. I get it - you are a vegan and want the rest of us to be vegan. But, that just is not going to happen. You know this. Move on.
@EdgunUSA Only two wild species of pigeons were ever a pest. The rock dove [common pigeon] is one of them. It's just as much a pest in native Europe as it is here. The other, the passenger pigeon [actually a large dove], was a pest en masse. It was hunted down to splinter flocks of only 10,000 to 100,000 strong, but NOT hunted to the last bird. Diseases from imported pigeons, is what killed them off to the last few dozen.
Try eating vegetables weirdo
rozynmike 25 minutes ago
All are prime examples of Rattus Alatus
bubba55l 11 hours ago
You sound like a perfectionist. You are very precise in your explanations and very skilled in your occupation. I love your videos.
DonQuixotec 19 hours ago
Hey I was wondering if you had pheasants around your farm? If you do during pheasant season you should hunt and shoot them with your air rifle.
44hw22 1 day ago
i think you must have hit that birds spine the one with the drooping legs the flew
1ukjunglednbraver 3 days ago
winsconsin is not like that
gear772 4 days ago
Some examples are Band-tailed Pigeon, White-winged Dove, Mourning Dove, Inca Dove, Ground Dove etc. My point is, know what you are shooting at because you might be committing a felony. Band-tailed pigeons look a lot like "wild type" city pigeons. One is protected by federal law, the other is not.
Tapajara 5 days ago
FYI: All of the "pigeons" you are talking about are feral pigeons in the Americas,
even what you are calling the "wild type". They are all introduced from Europe and
are derived from the species that all field guides refer to as "Rock Dove". The latin
name is Columba livia. Keep in mind, though, that the Americas have their own native
species of pigeons and doves and these are protected by federal law.
Tapajara 5 days ago
The fleshy part is called the cere.
womsterr 5 days ago
@womsterr sorry someone has already responded. enjoy the vid
womsterr 5 days ago
Lol bird pie.
TheSaxonCampaign 5 days ago
3:09 shoot it up the butthole! 3:55 awwwww!
TheGoldeneye1995 1 week ago
I think it went in its back out his chest.
MrEricdgreat 1 week ago
@EdgunUSA Hey Ted, I've been watching your videos for a while. Great work! You should do a gun review on the Crosman Phantom. It's a relatively cheap ($80) break barrel .177 gun that is widely available (walmart) and pretty powerful (claims 1,000fps with lead).
Since this gun seems cheap and available, you should do a review and see if it is actually worth it for maybe a beginner or intermediate level person to buy.
player18792 1 week ago
900fps, 18.1g pellet - I got 88.3 Joules of muzzle energy. Sound about right?
flyboy172r 1 week ago
@flyboy172r i think it's 44 or 45 joule
Purrebark 11 hours ago
what cal were you using?
fishinghunting210 1 week ago
@fishinghunting210 .22 cal - 18.1 gr pellet.
EdgunUSA 1 week ago
easy on the piegeon pie dood!not good for them man boobs of yours>
leepock1 1 week ago
Hey Ted,
I found your videos on pigeons quite interesting and informing except for one thing, what's you're recipe for pigeon pot pie?! There are a lot of pigeons in my area because of the all the horse barns. In one outing, my dad and I killed over 50 pigeons in just one barn, and I was wondering about a good recipe for these birds, in case we find another "honey hole" like that barn. Thanks for making so many great videos, as they are part of the reason I am so into airgunning!
TotalOutdoorsmanWA 1 week ago
@TotalOutdoorsmanWA I have had so many requests to show how I make the pie. I need to smack 6-10 of them to make it, so wish me luck next time I go out. :)
EdgunUSA 1 week ago 2
@TotalOutdoorsmanWA pigeons are delicious
Norseman870 3 hours ago
It's depth perception that's lacking with monocular vision and is attained through positional adjustments, not depth of field. You are correct about the reason they move their heads though. I really enjoy your videos and you seem really knowledgeable when it comes to biology / ornithology. I've been wondering, are you self taught or do you have some formal learning in biology?
JoeDaMADgio 1 week ago
Oh and the fleshy beak part is the operculum.
JoeDaMADgio 1 week ago
Do you eat crows?
TheSilentElite25 1 week ago
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What do you think you are doing?
You think you are smart?
You are a classical cowardish ass^^^^le.
Nothing more nothing less than a dump lazy loser who is spending his time chasing birds.
ZA56AA 1 week ago
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Make a pidgeon cooking video.
Splenda4Life 1 week ago
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Splenda4Life 1 week ago
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great video thanx a lot genius
ibrahim888982 1 week ago
2:26 looks like that articular bird actually looks at the pellet and then it impacts him..kinda goes along with the ninja bird except this one doesn't have skill.
TheSniper0701 2 weeks ago
What do you do when you spot a pigeon with rings on it's leg?
These with rings are racing pigeons or pet pigeons which values a lot of money to their owners.
I remember hearing a news a few years ago that a hunter was taken to court for shooting a pigeon with a ring on it's leg in my country England (not New England but old England which is part of the UK). My brother in law shoots pigeons but not the ones with rings on their legs.
I think the law is the same in the States or am I wrong?
DavBlc7 2 weeks ago
@DavBlc7 I don't know the details the laws re: pigeon ownership. But, I do not shoot banded pigeons, regardless. I see them from time to time, but the band is clearly visible through my scope. They are also usually bigger and more colorful than ferals.
EdgunUSA 2 weeks ago
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@DavBlc7 well it's like nailing a "bird "with a ring on her finger - just hope the owner doesn't find out !
landshaark69 2 days ago
You just killed an "endangered pigeon" ;) ... You are so Horrible!
BTW, how do they taste? ....LOL. Good video man!
people who enjoy their "veggie tale" lifestyle are going to eat those pigeons, especially when the economy "tanks"
MichaelSmathers 2 weeks ago
EdgunUSA I dont know whats wrong with the pic, can you tell me? PPPLLLZZZ
zapteur3 2 weeks ago
Couldn't handling birds like that be potentially risky to your health?
witherspoon1995 2 weeks ago
@witherspoon1995 Read the description. He not only handles them, but he eats them, too.
ShyRobot 2 weeks ago
At the end it is a a different Tim of year
Chriszzz2 2 weeks ago
clevage
Kohnak 2 weeks ago
you should raise and fly pigeons. pretty fun too.
toptop22top 2 weeks ago
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see some of the rare pigeons and expensive ones
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unnamed1407 2 weeks ago
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unnamed1407 2 weeks ago
a bit less information and a bit more blowing heads off please.
ledzzappa 2 weeks ago
Ahhh your my uncles neibhor!!!!!
chuckbbnice 2 weeks ago
you look alike russian putin
simjee88 2 weeks ago
Do you eat em? ive been told squab is good to eat. Just wondering
owenhump 3 weeks ago
Where in wisconsin do you live.?? I live in Wisconsin
JakeV113 3 weeks ago
HAH! i got a little shooting game as my ad for this video. :D
westnam 3 weeks ago
wisconsin is a great place to brush up on target practise. lol, trust me, i know! i too am from wisconsin.
moagy1 3 weeks ago
It's so hilarious that you spend all this time talking about them and documenting their lifestyle as if you really appreciate them... and then you shoot em in the head LOL
BMFstudiosNYC 3 weeks ago
Very interesting, enjoyed and favorited!
mal310 3 weeks ago
WOW man nice video .... Thanks for the info , I always wonderd why they move there heads all the time . Keep up the good work ,
makokill1 3 weeks ago
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r1o2s3i4e5 3 weeks ago
^^ 2:22 ^^
HuntressJohanna 3 weeks ago
Hi, we live in a rural area of the UK and we have really healthy woodpidgeon that forage in the woods and also take seed from feeders placed for song birds.I leave them alone but we have a visiting Goshawk that enjoys them. Those ferral green ones that you show at the beginning infest the city 16 miles to the south and we view them as flying rats.
HarryAardvark 3 weeks ago
look how many videos he has
kidcudi831 3 weeks ago
why dont you eat the pigion
wyattr98 3 weeks ago
Again a 1st class vid! always impressed with your ability and knowledge, you truly are a credit 2 the sport!
shiftypowerz46 3 weeks ago
Why did you kill male pigeon?
Kill females!
Females are the source of evil, not males.
OhhCats 3 weeks ago
" he drops like a stone" no he drops like a pigeon
qwery84 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from EdgunUSA 17
@qwery84 whoa we got a badass over here.
trigun890 3 weeks ago
@trigun890 Its called a joke ...
qwery84 3 weeks ago
@qwery84 everybody knows (except yout, apparantly) that stones drop like pigeons, so he is absolutely correct
dammitcrap 6 days ago
@qwery84 freefal is constant on earth
ThadKs 1 day ago
cere aka nares
r22accipiter 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from EdgunUSA
@SixPack LOL I saw it the next video matter of fact but couldn't remove my comment. LOL
JordanSoftDong 3 weeks ago
very helpful.. hes not just shoting to shoot
15Rippy15 4 weeks ago
I went from watching black vs mexican to this....
Fireballoy 4 weeks ago
You said tge Kitty's were hungry, what exactly are you referring to?
JordanSoftDong 4 weeks ago
@JordanSoftDong if you watch some other videos he throws his smaller kills to the cats in the barn
SIXPACKCACK 3 weeks ago
so is that 199 flying rats left in liberty city?
grandpaJoeWCG 4 weeks ago
Trouble with the video was it wasn't taken on the same day/time as the other video. Overcast in 1st video and clear on 2nd part on Grain bin. Just my guess...
newrockdog 4 weeks ago in playlist More videos from EdgunUSA
Great channel man. You motivated me to fix my 40 years old air rifle and do some damage to pigeons hehe although because of it's age i need to shoot from 12-15 yards for clean kill
Srchak 4 weeks ago
Eating that pigeon is pretty much the same as when you shoot a pheasant and eat it they both eat the same things so really they good to eat.
44hw22 1 month ago
What was with the rooster?
GTR141Foxer 1 month ago
what the name for the gun?
russia732 1 month ago
7:28 MAN I love Wisconsin!
So do I!
legoliker7517 1 month ago
Great vid.
Some say you are what you eat.
When a cannibal eats a vegetarian I don't think he is a vegetarian.
joop226 1 month ago in playlist Meer video's van EdgunUSA
where did u buy your rifle from?
gracewthomas 1 month ago
I Love your videos!
greetings from Chile
sefell 1 month ago
You should train one of your cats to help you recover your birds haha.
I always enjoy your insight and lessons.
watch?v=Fww-TDz63pY
shize9ine 1 month ago
dammit shoot hurry up and shoot..lol
MrSTANG1362 1 month ago
we had rats to way to big for my cats.
killjoy1557 1 month ago
Haha, you look alot like Bear Grylls mate :P
MrSalty953 1 month ago 34
@MrSalty953
Yeah he does, but unlike Bear Grylls, He's legitimate.
dontaskmewhyIDK 1 week ago
you saved alot on the cat food! wow!
zlloke6 1 month ago in playlist More videos from EdgunUSA
shoot to the stupid cats no to the birds
GaPaVlogs 1 month ago
@GaPaVlogs it is a farm the birds are pests the cats are helpful they hunt mice and rats the birds eat the grain and corn and sometimes even crap in it spreading disease i used to live on farm we had at least 10 cats they never came in the house never bothered us and w never saw a mouse or rat in the house just couple in the barn being stalked by a cat
xXxchipperchopperxXx 1 month ago in playlist More videos from EdgunUSA
@GaPaVlogs absolutely!!
TheInGenCO 1 month ago
Good video! That fleshy part you refereed to is called the "cere"
busyhands94 1 month ago
It's good that you know that much about the animals you hunt. You are a good hunter not someone who's hunting for having fun and making animals suffer. (Sry for my bad english, I'm german q:)
Beatz4World 1 month ago
y dont u get a 22 ?
oooyaaa2 1 month ago in playlist More videos from EdgunUSA
We usully shoot that birds with Beneli gun .bt that birds taste bad .there r other birds smaller than pigeon
lopa9090 1 month ago
Blue bar r the one c in saudi arabia ,i wonder wht gun nd bullet u r using ?
lopa9090 1 month ago
Nice explination of the science behind their sight!!
nicholspe 1 month ago in playlist More videos from EdgunUSA
To theTF2sniper. You can kill them with a .177 pellet I have many a time, along with squirrels.
SirZakalot666 1 month ago
You mean you wanna bring the cat :D
JDReNo1 1 month ago
Irgendwie muss man dem Typen wohl einen sinnvollen Rat geben: Sollte die Tauben und Sperling-Population auf deinem Hof zu großsein, dann fertige Nistplätze und Ansitzvorrichtungen für Raubvögel an. ( Die hast du vermutlich zuvor sehr effektiv auf deine Art abgeknallt) Die verstehen besser als du, eine Population zu kontrollieren. Vorausgesetzt du kannst eine Säge gerade halten. Oder bist du bereits 18 und hast somit das das Ende des offizielle Entwicklungsstadiums erreicht?
Fusselschnecke 1 month ago
pigeon pummmmmmmmmmmmm pigeoff
xXxEnriqueAlexisxXx 1 month ago
It takes a considerate more amount of skill to hit pigeons with an airgun as apposed to a shotgun which I've exclusively shot pigeons with. And only in California have I done that.
RiveraA15 1 month ago
So when I move back to Madison, I'd like to try Feral Pigeon. I eat doves nearly every year here in AZ. But Airgun pigeon hunting looks like a blast.
RiveraA15 1 month ago
glad to see you feed the meat to the kitties. nice shooting
MrMattJPage 1 month ago
3:07 i woulda shoved a pellet up his ass
thebowlzack 1 month ago
I couldn't help but create a little monologue when you were climbing on the grain silo. It goes something like this and it's from the point of view of a pyscho-pigeon who is a serial killer in training (and we'll assume he speaks human) who loves to just sit around and kill shit:
Pigeon [monotone documentary voice]: As you can see, the human has binocular vision so he will look straight ahead, unmovingly. This is why I aim the crosshairs right between his eyes! Blam!
bourquechris 1 month ago
Do you think i can take down a pigeon with a 177.cal?
theTF2sniper 1 month ago
@theTF2sniper yes you can
ohiojackmike 3 weeks ago
@theTF2sniper Definitely! Not to step on any toes, but I kill pigeons in steel mills as part of my job. We use both .177 and .20 cal. When you hit them in the crop, they are a sack of potatoes every time.
EagleOwl 2 weeks ago
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@theTF2sniper Definitely! Not to step on any toes, but I kill pigeons in steel mills as part of my job. We use both .177 and .20 cal. When you hit them in the crop, they are a sack of potatoes every time.
EagleOwl 2 weeks ago
The Lee Harvey Oswald of pigeons
SuperJerkyBoys 1 month ago
how do i attract feral ghouls?
calfan3 1 month ago
how do you know all this
MrMichael1112 1 month ago
do you use 177. cal pellets or 22. pellets
MrMichael1112 1 month ago
would love to see an impact shot from a camera mounted where the bird is located... bait a spot and have cams set up there to see your shot from the scope AND when it pounds thru the other side of the animal. your editing and planning skills are up to the task.
darkhorse2reign 1 month ago
what was wrong with the picture was it was a different day or later on from when u climbed up. it was much more clear outside. my geuss n e ways.. sweet videos btw
realefancy 1 month ago
@realefancy
The panoramic view was taken 3 months after the shooting.
It's said so, in his description.
Honestly, people should read the uploaders' description 1st.
AlexSDU 1 month ago
Next time, don't go on that bin. Because you know it,and because you grew up on the farm, that's why it's more dangerous. You feel safer, while in fact, you act more bold, which makes you more dangerous (to yourself).
Just leave them up for the raptors next time.
Sincerely, a fan.
biglolz 1 month ago
Complacency can get you hurt....
Malo509 1 month ago
tu no eres mas que un hijo de puta por ser tan malo no se como no estas preso por todo esto cono de tu madre
nailan88 1 month ago
@nailan88 ignorante de mierda esto es 100% legal estupido y por si no sabias el hace esto para alimentarse no por diversion. Tu crees que la carne que tu comes es muy diferente a esto? en realidad las vacas sufren mas que estos pichones estupido ignorante de mierda
carloslaraa72 1 month ago
Hey that was my fucking racing pigeon you just blasted .
MrMarijuanaKills 1 month ago
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pelletgunhero 1 month ago
u got a good shot! bt shouldntu you wear gloves cause dont birds carry deseases?
closecombat211 1 month ago
@closecombat211 its ok to hold them without gloves, as long as you wash your hands afterwards
pelletgunhero 1 month ago
@pelletgunhero o ok i thougth it was something like that. do you hunt with pellit guns?
closecombat211 1 month ago
@closecombat211 yeah, the pellet gun i shoot is basicly like shooting a glock besides a smaller projectile
pelletgunhero 1 month ago
WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE CHICKEN?
spongklongization 1 month ago
that is what is wrong
2011HunterDeer 1 month ago
that is not how pigons see
2011HunterDeer 1 month ago
what was wrong in the panoram part?
sammyharvest 1 month ago
you feed your kitties dead pigeons? you know about cat food right? haha
ryswe 1 month ago
do u ever eat these biirds if so how do you cook it
mrsimon181 1 month ago
i learn so much from your videos thanks for that and keep shooting.
simonsky8 1 month ago
Why do you pick up the birds don't they have all types of diseases ?
vLeGeNdS1 1 month ago in playlist More videos from EdgunUSA
@vLeGeNdS1 No, very few bird diseases can commonly be caught by people. Dont need to worry about that unlike rats.. (Unless you live in an area with a lot of bird flu)
tamariderr 1 month ago
pidgeons is good eatin'. I've eaten them before when I was dead broke and wanted some chicken.
korriken 1 month ago
I've eaten urban doves and squirrels before, harvested in the backyard with airgun, and would certainly eat those rural farm pigeons too, if no cats to feed them to, but I have heard it's best not to eat city pigeons for some reason...
DrTadHusseinWinslow 1 month ago
oh wow u live in wisconsin what part
WestieAirsoft 1 month ago
i have a phobia of pigeons i have no desire of eating them, shooting them or even being near them, but you have taught me alot and i love all of your videos even though its tough for me to watch, if that makes sense :)
elowe549 1 month ago
great videos buddy. really. i did not know i could have so much fun with a small caliber rifle
ilya2222 1 month ago
jesus christ i didnt want to know all the pigeons life stories before they died lol
alex4salesharks 1 month ago
MONSTER!!!!
PRESStoJUMP 1 month ago
Which gun is better: the Benjamin marauder .22 or the Edgun Matador
cmelt43 1 month ago
@cmelt43 the answer is to easy Benjamin marauder = 500$ matador = 1600$ also the marauder is a great gun for intermediate shooters that know what they are doing
AGAonLIVE 1 month ago
jst shoot the fucking bird already
MrLegitshotzz 1 month ago
love your vids keep up the good work
13joethepro 1 month ago
Sorry to say "hi" seen lot of your videos, they are super, you must have done hours of practice, very impressive
Babz1976 1 month ago
How do u figure out the wind speed , I mean aiming right or the left from the target,
Babz1976 1 month ago
you ever get any banded pigeons (leg banded)
johnsonthehunter 1 month ago
@johnsonthehunter No. I see them from time to time, but I never shoot them. We have a few pigeon keepers in the area, and I respect their property. Besides, the birds usually return home after a day of horsing around with the ferals. They know where the good life is.
EdgunUSA 1 month ago 7
@EdgunUSA What about morning doves, is it okay to kill them? and can you make a video of them
AGAonLIVE 1 month ago
@johnsonthehunter
Only reason to ever shoot one is to get the phone number from the wing (or leg band) to call the owner. I only ever shoot one bird if there are a number of tagged birds nesting on the farm. From what I'm told by the owners of these birds, once they begin to roost somewhere they are usally discarded of anyway.
If it's just one or two, and they haven't been around for more than 2 days they are probably just resting.
snedie69er 1 month ago
what reticle is on you scope????
thanks
UltraHawke1 1 month ago
@UltraHawke1 Hawke 20X 1/2 Mil Dot
EdgunUSA 1 month ago
Pigeons and doves are complete vegetarian. They eat NO bugs . You have learned much about pigeons.
Automeris2 1 month ago
Very, very good eating--country or suburbs. I no longer shoot doves--just pigeons.
CombineWizard 1 month ago
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CombineWizard 1 month ago
GREAT video Ted...beatifully done!!!
oldscout7 1 month ago
nice corn, grows very fast!
77appyi 1 month ago
How do the pigeons taste? i go dove hunting all the time and somtimes shoot a pigeon or two i normally just throw them away because ive heard they taste real tough and gamy, so whats your take on them?
jordan628trisha 1 month ago
@jordan628trisha Feral pigeons do not taste as good as dove. The meat is tougher, as is the skin. In my opinion, you need to slow cook pigeon or mince it into a pie. Doves are just plain yummy (as you know). No need to get tricky with them. I actually have a dove hunting/cooking video on the way.
EdgunUSA 1 month ago
@EdgunUSA If you kill the younger ferals, they taste as good, if not better than doves. I've had my own share of older, gamier doves. find the pigeons' nests in barns, under bridges, around buildings, etc. Then shoot the fully-feathered, ready to start flying squabs. The adults will flush, leaving young behind. This is how you can tell.
Automeris2 1 month ago
@jordan628trisha They taste just like doves. Bigger.
Automeris2 1 month ago
can u make a video on how to use a mil dot scope?and how it works
godlovessoldiers 1 month ago
How to Hunt Pigeons simple throw corn pick up gamo viper express load shot gun round
not .22 cal wait four more pigeons multi kill
overlord913 1 month ago
Im from Minnesota I Love all your Videos 11 but hunting
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zwencore 2 months ago
wow, great information. i also really like your setup, you had some great shots
VivaLaBamUrDead 2 months ago
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The Dodo was once considered a pest until the human race completely killed every one of them until none were left :(.Don't Kill guys go veg :) let us be peaceful with our fellow beings.
soulreaperichig0 2 months ago
@soulreaperichig0 The dodo was never a pest. It was on one island - it never spread to any other land. Settlers of that island ate them all because they were easy to catch. You can't just make up history because you want to make a point. I get it - you are a vegan and want the rest of us to be vegan. But, that just is not going to happen. You know this. Move on.
EdgunUSA 2 months ago 31
@EdgunUSA Only two wild species of pigeons were ever a pest. The rock dove [common pigeon] is one of them. It's just as much a pest in native Europe as it is here. The other, the passenger pigeon [actually a large dove], was a pest en masse. It was hunted down to splinter flocks of only 10,000 to 100,000 strong, but NOT hunted to the last bird. Diseases from imported pigeons, is what killed them off to the last few dozen.
CombineWizard 1 month ago
@soulreaperichig0 what a load of shit. Shut up and go back to your hippie commune
SteezySteez2011 2 months ago
The "white fleshy part" on the beak is known as the "Cere".
ieguy3 2 months ago
how much does that air-rifle cost
MrKyle11111 2 months ago