As it said what shot size and choke do you use in the scrub for wallibies
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As it said what shot size and choke do you use in the scrub for wallibies
00 buckys :thumbsup:
Buck shot and the most open choke you own is my guess. Never hunted them myself so not 100% sure
3s-00 and I wouldn't go any more open than half coz you won't get many super close shots. It depends on how you are hunting them
Take a .223 to be sure;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 260rem
00s if hunting through the matogari with dogs
Rifle if your keeping out of that prickly shit
I use a .270cal choke.
No, really my fellow roo slayers and I use .223s out on top and open/no choke with 00 buck for scrubby prickly shit. I still think a rifle is best though as they're hard to stalk and quick to leave and 40-150 meter shots seemed to be the status quo.
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I asked this question some time ago. Get lead BBs or 2's if unavailable but BBs are the best.
Through a half choke these are awesome out to about 45 -50m.
Forget the 00 or buckshot, I have never had great success with these despite having tried quite a lot of them.
Try 36grm BBs and you won't be disappointed.
Remember if they are running away from you aim for the ears, tips them up much better than one up the arse.
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Barrel
BB's have a good sized shot and a lot more in them than buckshot. They are also much better value. I use a reasonably tight choke and go for the head. Great for the close in bolters when walking or spotlighting at night from a vehicle.
Buckshot is expensive, use 2"s or BB, personally I prefer using a rifle (223/243)
+1 on the BB's, and modified choke in the Mossy 500
Up close as stand on them in the snow grass I would call that super up closeQuote:
Originally Posted by username
I still stand by 00 buck. I've had great success with it. If it's for up close and personal as you say it seems buck, although having less in them than 00 or #2 do a lot more damage per pellet. Mind you, we use an open/no choke and if the shotgun has to be used it's been in very very tight scrub - less than 20m say. But a rifle is still use-able. I know a farmer down there who shoots them from his deck with a .22lr!
00 buck with no choke in the scrub,with a .223 slung over my shoulder for the "long" shots.
Surpluses buckshot is the cheapest shotgun ammo I have ever bought
Sometimes, you can get no 4 buckshot from various gun shops. There is 27 pellets per load rather than the 9 pellets with 00 buck.
My 19inch turkey barrel has XX full choke and works well with BB's. But on the 28inch barrel, modified and 2's work fine. OO buck just not enough pellets.
Keep some in the belt though incase you walk into a porker.