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WATCH: How to build a field pigeon hide with Andy Crow
Top pigeon shooter Andy Crow shows us how to make the perfect field pigeon to keep you completely concealed when pigeon shooting in fields
Learn from expert Andy Crow the best way to make a field pigeon hide. From the size and positioning of your hide, to the set-up and camouflage, Andy Crow has all the answers to your hide building questions.
This series has been made in association with UK Shootwarehouse, which provides a wide array of pigeon shooting kit including decoys, flappers, hide building equipment, cradles and camo nets – it is one of Andy Crow’s choice suppliers for part of his extensive pigeon shooting arsenal. UK Shootwarehouse also sells a huge range of clothing, accessories, wildfowling decoys and equipment, optics and gundog equipment.
OTHER VIDEOS IN THE SERIES “How to build the perfect hedgerow hide” and “Top tips for decoys” with Andy Crow
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