Photo using scope

Not a scope, iron sights anyone?Attachment 211916

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Originally Posted by Titanium

How on earth can taking a photo thru a scope portray hunters in a negative light.

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Actually I’m scratching my head over that post too. Maybe there is something we have both missed.

Aside from that awesome pics fellas.

Photos through a scope where there is a ridge line and you can't see what is beyond, people, cars, houses... Anything that you wouldn't be prepared to pull the trigger on, taking into account the rules I mentioned. The photos have been excellent and none could be used as an example of hunters being idiots. I stand by my post, and urge everyone again to put safety first all the time. Remember also the forum is public and everyone - Gun Free NZ included - can access these pics too.

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Originally Posted by Bol Tackshin

Photos through a scope where there is a ridge line and you can't see what is beyond, people, cars, houses... Anything that you wouldn't be prepared to pull the trigger on, taking into account the rules I mentioned. The photos have been excellent and none could be used as an example of hunters being idiots. I stand by my post, and urge everyone again to put safety first all the time. Remember also the forum is public and everyone - Gun Free NZ included - can access these pics too.

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Yeah, an Israeli sniper took a pic of a kid's head through a riflescope and stuck it on Instagram. Didn't go down too well... :ORLY:
https://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlin...-in-crosshairs

Don't see hunting photo's being a problem though.

It's only short ..... 730y .

https://youtu.be/CEp0OZTAYHc

The stirling 14p with 4x32 scope on a flemish giant rabbit.
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Anyone bagged a peacock with a .223? 75 yards would be an easy shot with the ol "eyeball gun"
Glad I didn't take the shot as a fallow spiker became dinner shortly afterwards

Young bull through the binos

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