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I have been trying to trap this fat bugger for months, then all of a sudden he just turned up at the house as I was about to put the 22 mag to bed last night
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Just need to do the same for his ginger buddy and the birds will be a lot happier for sure
Nice bed he has :wtfsmilie:
Got to treat the kill with respect and make it comfy mate :P.................................YEAH right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
Just a random off cut of foam happened to be where the light was
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Dealt to some immigrants on the weekend with the new Czech:)
Strange place to put the suppressor :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan
I know this is probably a bit morbid since so many people have cats as pets, but anyone ever skinned a cat for the pelt? Whats the hair like in terms of longevity (eg we all know that red deer hair follicles break due to being hollow)?
@hotbarrels you do see some with interesting coats
Yep plenty of food up here and not too much to worry them except me! @Pengy nice work, but now I have torch envy :O_O:
Maxtoch sniper with remote switch is simply awesome for pest control
This one is 20years old,was jet black but faded a bit now.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by hotbarrels
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Another noisey bugger blown out of the sky while the quad was moving.
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At 200 yards;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
At 20km/h:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
While playing the banjoQuote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
And drinking a bomber !Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
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And dropping a bombQuote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
magpie at 154yds , hornet , nice day for Winter
That hornet is getting a work out :)
And farting the 1812 overture.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
pussies tend to lose its colour with age DDQuote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
I heard they go grey?? MacaQuote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
Or bald?
That's when they're 22.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
Worked for this one, not many friends of mine would get on their guts and stalk just for a rabbit!
(Just quietly though, I shot and missed at two easy opportunities and this was the only other one I saw, rookie mistake not sighting in after changing ammo!)
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Often takes about 10 shots for the new ammo to settle down as well Dougie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dougie
Just quietly I don't mind driving a couple of hours just to shoot one. They're getting rare down this way.
they arent rare 'hare' but getting access to them is the problem
Come up to Hawkes Bay for a small game shooting weekend, can shoot them from 20 to 800yrds, can get you onto certain vineyards where 40 rabbits and 50 hares for a weekend is easily attained, the meat is seriously good to eat fried, and in stirfrys and casserolesQuote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
Making myself hungry :)
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For some reason i like it barbecued with apricot sauce
Bloody hell I am hungry now. Yum!
Are you gonna eat itQuote:
Originally Posted by Dougie
Shit that looks goodQuote:
Originally Posted by 7mmsaum
Starting to have to work for the small game in the orchard. The upshot is that there are less rabbit holes to fill in.
A couple of hours of walking only resulted in seeing one hare.
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Do these two count as little pesties? They are about the same size as there cats up here!
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Jeeeeeesus... Talk like that is dangerous!!Quote:
Originally Posted by 7mmsaum
Keen as... I will have to convince my colleagues that I'm the best person for the Napier leg!!
I'll have to try some at range... I may have a new .260 by then
This silly bugger made the mistake of perching on the fence just outside the Kitchen window this morning.
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I can't remember the last time I used the 10/22
And the finished product.
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Yum yum gobble gobbleQuote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
Just coming back from Veitnam, that will be a real treat for you, pity it won't taste like crickets!:D
Its crop was full of clover leaves. It won't have eaten crickets in a couple of months now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
Two hares on the lucerne last night. No wind, so the HMR did the job.
Four coons in the pines.
A rabbit in the garden.
So a good night.
