Hello from Ireland.

Nekarsulm · Jun 2, 2017

No bother guys, am a sheep farmer so foxes are high on my target list around lambing time. That's usually a night time job, have a Led Lenser light mounted on the scope of the Tikka.
Grey (hooded) crows and magpie I would hit all year round, due to their charming habit of picking the eyes out of any ewe or lamb that's in trouble.
Usually have the Mossey 500 in the jeep or tractor for this purpose.
Broods of young magpies are dispersing at this time of year, and aren't just as "smart" as adults yet, so make mistakes and come into range

Most Gun Clubs here have vermin competitions, with prizes for those who shoot the most greycrows, mags etc.
(In Ireland a Gun Club is in 99% of cases a club of folk who shoot game birds. Most raise and release pheasants and ducks etc also)

Goosebrown · Jun 2, 2017

Nekarsulm said:
No bother guys, am a sheep farmer so foxes are high on my target list around lambing time. That's usually a night time job, have a Led Lenser light mounted on the scope of the Tikka.
Grey (hooded) crows and magpie I would hit all year round, due to their charming habit of picking the eyes out of any ewe or lamb that's in trouble.
Usually have the Mossey 500 in the jeep or tractor for this purpose.
Broods of young magpies are dispersing at this time of year, and aren't just as "smart" as adults yet, so make mistakes and come into range

Our besties here have a sheep farm and they have mountain lions. Being a farmer sort of sucks sometimes. However we get our own sheep and process them right there. Tasty little buggers.

DirectDrive · Jun 2, 2017

Nekarsulm said:
No bother guys, am a sheep farmer so foxes are high on my target list around lambing time. That's usually a night time job, have a Led Lenser light mounted on the scope of the Tikka.
Grey (hooded) crows and magpie I would hit all year round, due to their charming habit of picking the eyes out of any ewe or lamb that's in trouble.
Usually have the Mossey 500 in the jeep or tractor for this purpose.
Broods of young magpies are dispersing at this time of year, and aren't just as "smart" as adults yet, so make mistakes and come into range
Most Gun Clubs here have vermin competitions, with prizes for those who shoot the most greycrows, mags etc.
(In Ireland a Gun Club is in 99% of cases a club of folk who shoot game birds. Most raise and release pheasants and ducks etc also)

This guy is a good shot...

We used to hunt common black crows.
Electronic caller, 12 crow decoys in one tree and an owl decoy in another tree, was the standard setup.
1 oz. #8 at about 1400 fps would do the job, although these guys in the video look like they are shooting at longer ranges.