George Digweed shows that you don't need camouflage if you can shoot pigeons 100 yards away
Pigeon Shooting starts at 5:40
George Digweed, learning which cartridges to use to shoot pigeons. George recently held the record for the most amount of pigeons shot to one gun in the UK in one day.
Kent county cricket captain Rob Key goes pigeon shooting with world champion shooter George Digweed. Game chef Mark Gilchrist is riding shotgun (literally) with Andy 'Crow Man' Crow on a combine harvester looking out for rabbits. And Sporting Shooter editor Dom Holtam is having a hard time finding a fallow buck amid a sea of fallow does. With a week to go until the grouse shooting season starts, this is the cream of British shooting sports for you: pigeons in the wheat cut, fallow bucks and pigeon glut.
Pigeon Shoot starts at 13:40
George Digweed is pushing his skills to the limit this week by shooting pigeons on a flight line. He's set-up his hide inside the woodland next to a maize field and the birds are "up-there". There are plenty of tips and jokes as George once again proves to be simply an amazing shot.
George Digweed is looking forward to a better year's pigeon shooting than last year. Where did those birds go? The 22-times world champion clay shooter is talking about his pigeon shooting techniques - and his shooting is out of this world. Meanwhile, we're off to a much-loved pheasant and partridge shoot on chalky downland in Hampshire. It promises driven shooting of the highest quality.
This film is pigeon shooting in the snow
Using milk bottles and frozen pigeons from a previous shoot for decoys, we set up the camo net and were away. with a kill count of 45 pigeons at the end of the day. Pigeon shooting is awesome. I get alot more excitement out of pigeon shooting rather than duck shooting in my opinion.