Starling Hunting

Farms. In the country around here we see flocks of hundreds flying and landing on power lines. Most farmers would appreciate you shooting some. Hope you find others to go with.

I know a place under a mile long river bridge where at least a million roost every night. Smaller flocks come in and line up high up on electric wires before going to bed under the bridge. You should hear the racket they make. Highway noise keeps the birds from hearing you shoot. Between air currents and distance it's really a pot luck shot but I have seen the pellet through my scope corkscrew through the air and find it's mark.

@kwk That sounds like an awesome place to shoot. Feel free to send me some pictures of that.

After watching this I bought a Triggercam 2.1 like he is using. Iguana hunt in March to document.