Culling Starlings with my Pathfinder…

[Luis Leon]

Shot and killed 10 starlings today, but could only recover the pictured six and the lone sparrow… All shots at 30 yards, sending CPHPs, TP on low for just under 20 FPE at the muzzle… They simply crumple when hit center mass…

 

[PasadenaMike]

looks like fun good shooting

 

[Luis Leon]

looks like fun good shooting

It was fun, the sound of the pellet making contact never gets old… next up? The Atomics are going on a rat scout this coming week… Maybe I’ll get lucky. The intent is to find rats firstly and then set up to engage them successfully. Its simply too cold in winter for me to go ratting…

 

[Mike Brown]

Still waiting for the starlings to show up in mass. The berries are starting to form on the English ivy so it shouldn't be much longer. My Notos and Hatsan Flash QE are ready to go!!

 

[Pumacarl]

Still waiting for the starlings to show up in mass. The berries are starting to form on the English ivy so it shouldn't be much longer. My Notos and Hatsan Flash QE are ready to go!!

Go outside and take another look, they have been around a couple of weeks in NH, I understand if they didn't want to stop in Mass. though, just kidding, couldn't resist!

 

[Luis Leon]

The starlings are out and about, before going out i spooked one into the black walnut trees in the driveway. I came out to confirm my 25 yard zero. It didn’t leave, and actually came back to the suet cake as I sent a few shots. Lucky bastard or beotch… At the farm the same bird gets zero mercy… I want them to get comfortable on my property…

 

[Mike Brown]

Go outside and take another look, they have been around a couple of weeks in NH, I understand if they didn't want to stop in Mass. though, just kidding, couldn't resist!

OOPS!!! Should've been " en masse-not in mass " here in western Wa. the starlings are still a bit sparse.

 

[Farmplinker2]

Looks like a good start!

 

[hesco]

A good starling s a dead starling, their nasty pest