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Hunting 2026 Grey Squirrel Count

I think the hunters on here should concentrate a bit on shooting pesky magpies, they kill so Many small birds, just the other day saw a baby Pied Wagtail, with its mother, just learning to fly, and a bloody magpie swooped down and took it, before that a magpie killed a baby blackbird, the poor mother was flapping about in distress, I was driving, no wonder you don't see the small birds like you once did, 70s 80s their were stacks of them, now woodlands seem so quiet and sterile and empty, just loads of fecking magpies.
 
I couldn’t agree more with your sentiment but, unfortunately, our options to kill magpies are currently very limited by restrictions on the General License. Utterly ludicrous in my view. Like minded individuals should lobby DEFRA - there’s a separate thread on here somewhere. If I can find it again, I’ll return with a link.

Edit. Here it is https://airgunforums.co.uk/threads/...woodpigeon-to-quarry-list.195444/post-3065824
 
One for the Huben gk1 ,
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Christened the Gamo with the first one this morning off the bird feeder 👌 Only taken about 3 weeks 😂 I had resisted before as I wasn't happy it would have been a clean shot like this one was. I was also surprised how heavy they are. It's nice to see the birds back on the feeders again.
 
mtbbatteries said:
Christened the Gamo with the first one this morning off the bird feeder 👌 Only taken about 3 weeks 😂 I had resisted before as I wasn't happy it would have been a clean shot like this one was. I was also surprised how heavy they are. It's nice to see the birds back on the feeders again.
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Total now 807?
 
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