Crow shooting for the first time. It DIDN'T disappoint!! 

Nice work on the corvids with the weather conditions aswell pal 💥👍

6s are good but use a flapper or 2 closer to your hide a spinner seems to move them on, and use lead, don`t have your decoys to far out.

Clear pigeon are lead but I use pigeon extreme, I don't mind the clear pigeon but found without a tight choke they dint kill clean so use modified choke with 34g extreme, great video dude keep it up.

get em in close and a 6 is plenty, try a flapper instead of a rotor they looked a bit wary.

Decent content mate 👍

I'm sure Corvid wear Flack Jackets, they can take such a hit.

Make sure you flapper is not going fast use it on a very slow speed.

As several people have already said bring the decoys in a bit closer & you seemed to get snagged in the netting a few times? I try to have two poles at the front but with plenty of room to swing. I also put the net a bit lower (but I'm short). I tried a bucket seat but found it too uncomfortable so emptied my wallet on an adjustable leg swivel chair. As for cartridges the two deadliest crow & pigeons shots I know shoot the cheapest fibre wad 7.5 clay cartridges they can buy through 3/4 & full choke - they can consistently drop them at 40+m which is astounding (& says it's the direction you shoot not the cartridge).

1/2 or 3/4 choke is great even with 6s just let them come in closer, clear pigeons only come in lead bud

when you say you moving back to lead are they steel then i allways find with crows better with a 5 or may be a 4 cheers pete

Looks like your pattern is a bit far out. I am not an expert but you want your pattern no more than 25 yards away. In a horseshoe shape. The middle of the horseshoe in front of you. But IAM NOT AN EXPERT. great vid. Also I would have 1/2 choke aswell

The clear pigeon are lead