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Northern Ireland

Pigeon Shooters name - Garry
Part of UK bag was shot - Northern Ireland
The total number of pigeons shot = 49
Gender - male
The gun you used - 12 Bore
Bag Date - 08/11/02
The Crop type - Barley stubble
The day details - Shot from a hide using 12 pigeon decoys. Added real thing as the day went on taking away the plastic decoys.Wind very strong.

Pigeon Shooters name - Robin
Part of UK bag was shot - Northern Ireland
The total number of pigeons shot = 103
Gender - male
The gun you used - 12 Bore
Bag Date - 9/8/02
The Crop type - wheat
The day details - Used two bird pigeon-magnet and three full body decoys and and a floater and shot a bag of 103, and the day before shot 78 birds in the same sort of set up; had good bags and was very happy.

Pigeon Shooters name - Steve
Part of UK bag was shot - Northern Ireland
The total number of pigeons shot = 0 but 17 crows!
Gender - Male
The gun you used - Barley
Bag Date - 27th March 2002
The Crop type - Ploughed field
The day details -Just a quick bit of shooting before rain stopped play! Newly ploughed field, 8 crow deeks & a caller. Used 1 box of cartridges for 17 crows (not bad). Rain came on heavy and I went home.

Pigeon Shooters name - Craig McConnell
Part of UK bag was shot - Northern Ireland
The total number of pigeons shot = 29
Gender - Male
The gun you used - Barley
Bag Date - 12th March 2002
The Crop type - Meal Shed
The day details -I was upstairs and my dad told me to come down and get the shotguns and shells. We went out to the meal shed and there must of been 100 pigeons so we set up behid a couple hay bales and let rip and my mossberg 500 and my dads browning semi auto were kept busy for a couple hours.

Pigeon Shooters name - Steve
Part of UK bag was shot - Northern Ireland
The total number of pigeons shot = 47
Gender - Male
The gun you used - Mixture
Bag Date - 09/02/02
The Crop type - Meal Shed
The day details -My father-in-law rang me on Saturday to tell me that the meal shed on his dairy farm was full of pigeons. It didn't take me long to gather up my kit and get down there! Sure enough, a huge swarm of pigeons were all looking to get an easy meal out of the wind and rain. I went into the shed through the back door and took the first 8 from behind a couple of pallets with my air rifle. When they had been spooked, I quickly set the downed birds up just inside the doors and took up position behind a tractor to wait for the fun. I didn't have long to wait and my Mossberg 9200 was kept busy, downing a further 39 birds in just a few hours! Just goes to show that the poor weather doesn't have to mean a poor bag!

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