BIG body count Ratting, probably the best ever! 

Thank you David for watching and taking the time to comment.

Love these types of videos you guys really do a Nice job

@@erickz1503 thanks mate.

Here’s the thing. When people “clean up” and we throw things away. All that rubbish has to go somewhere. It doesn’t just vanish. Before going in the ground it’s “sorted” this is where it happens. So we could “clean up after ourselves” but I’m not sure where it’s gonna go! Any suggestions?

​@@TeamFoxerhow much do you get paid .any vacancies!! 😊

Thank you sir.

Oh I don’t know. Squirrel vids are great fun too.

@@TeamFoxer very true.Had 3 boars this morning and a couple of bunnies.Was a very pleasurable experience😂😂👍🏻

Be sure to check out Stuart’s channel. He’s been in the US recently. Vermin control Scotland.

@@TeamFoxer Cheers Robin.I’ve just subbed👍🏻👍🏻😀

This isn’t a farm. It’s a waste disposal plant. Kinda hard not to store rubbish.

Thank you Victor I appreciate your time watching and commenting.

I thought you might lol.

No worries bud. I’m traveling up to see him soon. A mere 7hr trip.

@@cliffspencer9989 I am? I thought I’d mentioned it was his footage and that I’d be sharing it! But then some people just don’t listen. Sad really.

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

This is what we call a red letter find.

Thanks Ron.

Cheers Keith.

Very funny... very, very funny! One channel author refers to the "snot locker shot!" He's not wrong.

It’s thanks to Stu this one. We’ll be shooting together next week and filming content that will be out for in the coming weeks.

Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.

Thanks Donald. Be sure to subscribe to Stuart’s channel for more action just like this. Vermin Control Scotland.

Thanks mate I appreciate that.

@@TeamFoxer I didn’t mean to imply that I’d shoot rats with this caliber - it’s more suited to coyotes and foxes as I’m sure you’ll agree. I also have a couple of .22 air rifles and several.22 lr scoped rifles for cotton tail rabbits and the occasional jackrabbit that’s open season year around. Happy hunting!

It could be a new Olympic sport!

I’ll be in Devon myself week after next.

The comment after yours said they loved it. Can’t please everyone 🤷‍♂️

@@TeamFoxer I seriously doubt that music is being played while the pesting is being done. So why put it in a video.

@@tomredmond because I like it. I think it helps the flow of watching. It’s also my video and I’m the one that gets to choose how I make my vids, it’s as simple as that really. People either watch it or they don’t, and that’s not me getting in my high horse about it. I totally get that some like it and some don’t. But in my position. Trying to please several thousand people simply can’t be done. In the early days of me posting videos people kept asking for something to break up the monotony of shots. So you see I’m damed if I do and damed if I don’t. Thanks for watching. Sorry you didn’t like it but as I said. Can’t please everyone. You have a volume button or millions of other channels to watch instead. 👍🏼 No hard feelings.

@@dannylacey2200 I’m Not knocking the Rat buster but if you think his content is better than Robins then you are deluded. We all love Ratting but Just watching constant shots isn’t good content. It’s nice to have a break between the the start & end of the video . You learn nothing from someone constantly posting Kill shots .

@@dannylacey2200 I Don’t know if you watched the full video but Robin did explain at the beginning of the video that the footage was sent to him to use to help the guy with the new channel as Robin did with me . You see Robin is good like that . He’s helped a lot of people with Growing there RU-vid channels including myself. That is all this video is to help another RU-vid get his channel out there . So give it a rest will you . It does become laughable.

Thanks very much for watching and taking the time to comment.

Thanks for watching Ian. Be sure to check out more from Stuart on his channel.

Plenty more of this in Stu’s own channel Vermin Control Scotland.

Thanks Otto. Other didn’t like it. Can’t please everyone can we!

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.

Well actually Troy there is plenty of justification for it. Grey Squirrels are none native to the UK and cause huge amounts of damage. The decimate song bird populations in big numbers and cause native hardwood trees to die prematurely.

@@TeamFoxer Thanks. They are squirrels, however. I'll be presumptively ludicrous. Whereas other _invasive_ species actually do require "eradication", the squirrel problem you cite is wholly of irresponsible human making, of an entirely (otherwise) innocuous clade? species? THAT IS, squirrels generally should not get the executioner/feral/pest/nasty rat treatment; give it a little more energy, stop blowing their brains out, fix the stupid problem that stupid people created and _TRAP THEM_ and properly relocate them. Yep, go thru the time and expense -- somebody, government, conservationist, SOMEBODY. Blasting them to pieces, to me, is plain joy kill gratuitous. Not their fault that human beings are arrogant, ignorant, hubristic and stupid. No? That's all I'm saying. Thanks again.

Thanks for watching.

Thanks mate. Please do check out some of the other videos.

Please Check out Vermin Control Scotland channel for more of this if you liked it.

There’s more of that coming soon.

Indeed it is Ron.

Wasn’t intentional Stephen so I apologise for that.

Glad you liked it. Be sure to subscribe to Stuart’s channel for more of the same.

In this particular video a PARD add on was used.

Thanks for watching Georg. Be sure to check out Stu’s channel. It’s epic!

Somebody came up to me and gave it to me at the Shooting show it’s actually one of my favorite T-shirts

Indeed.

No, but your fingers can get sore.

Cheers boy. 😜

Thanks Wayne.

Maybe because what was behind the pigeon mattered (not putting a hole into it). IMHO.

Body shots are going to kill just as effectively but with mostly the tin buildings behind. It means more room for error and thicker pass through material to slow the slug down.

RU-vid doesn’t like it.

I live in Florida and I watch rat catching videos and they take the rats out in a field or woods and at night the bobcats, skunks, possums, raccoons, hawks,etc. Come along And have a feast 😁

Ok well thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

Each job is totally different. Therefore there is no straight answer I’m afraid.

Thanks mate, I’ll be sure to significantly reduce the music in future following feedback. 🦊👍🏼

Well thanks mate. I appreciate you constructive feedback and will take it onboard. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

@@TeamFoxer I'm glad you took it as constructive, that's how I meant it. Keep up the good work (videos and ratting!)

Indeed. A few nights work ahead.

Because they are an invasive species here in the UK and cause a lot of damage.

As a professional pest controller. I’m sure Stu is more than capable of ID’ing his quarry. Woodies we are not short of in these parts that’s for sure.

@@TeamFoxer Wish i could pop some of the woodies they area pian but ho humm not growing crops in the garden so . the reason i brought up the Stock Dove thing is because they are somewhat rarer and a lot of people do not know the differences at a quick glance they can be mistaken for ferrel pigeons

Totally agree.

Yet others love it! Can’t win me lol.

Plenty to go at that’s for sure.

The final count was…… lots lol.

More than enough lol.

Indeed. Let’s hope he saved me a few.

Thanks for watching. Some like it some don’t. Can’t please thousands in one go.

I was careful not to use the same clip twice but may have done in error. I made people aware I was using Stu’s footage, and haven’t tried to pass it off as my own.

Ok boss will do.

A target rich one.

Gather up as many as possible and burn the bodies the rest, well they get eaten by their friends.

I’ve a .22LR but not short. I’d not shoot the LR indoors.

Lots!

I did yes. I told people I’d be sharing his footage prior to this video to help raise awareness of a video we’ll be doing together and Stuart’s own channel content.

Not sure what you said but thanks anyway.

It’s amazing how many people make the same political observation

Hardly. There are multiple reasons why it’s done.

@@TeamFoxer Sure. There's a global epidemic of squirrel- borne disease vectors all stripe. A quadripedal plaque, logically, needing to eradicate them _anywhere_ equals a need to eradicate them _EVERYWHERE;_ you don't selectively purge _some_ pestilent mosquitos and let the others just slide, do you? No. We do not. A threat anywhere is a threat EVERYWHERE. Kill all the squirrels. Just following the logic, Slayer- of- Squirrels. Reductio ad absurdum - Humankind has tolerated the propinquity of these dangerous vermin for millenia. No more. The incidence of this grave threat in backyards and neighborhoods universally can no longer be borne. Furthermore, your people EXCEL at extinction brinkmanship; everywhere you go or gone, faithfully slaughtering native flora and fauna _first_ then ask questions only later: if it swims or runs, get guns. If it flies, it does -- whale, buffalo, lion, tiger, bear, vast convocations of passenger pigeons, beaver, mink, marsupial wolf -- whatever, wherever -- you'll gloryhunt them out of existence. It's what you do. Deny it. You can't. Why then could a lowly squirrel be different? Possibly I speak from ignorance. I allow and grant that. Carriers of rabies, scabies, maybe? Thus far I had not heard the like. So be it. Were that the case, however, deal them out as you would a rat nest, but I don't see it and have not the last 55 years. Long rant, sure. But still I see NO EXCUSE for the gratuitous, sadistic kill of squirrels. You lie to yourself, I think. Just my (ignorant, arrogant) perspective. Thanks.