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Another day, another possum in the Timms. Dundee explain this for me. I have two Timms traps, one red and one yellow. I have never caught anything in the red one. Doesn't matter where I put it (even if it is right next to the yellow one). Why is that? And don't say because the Possums up my way prefer yellow as I just won't believe that.
Paint the other one yellow
Rushy its because red means stop,so they just stop and look. Yellow means you can go. Bloody hell if you had a green one that means go you would have a pile of fur or a swamp full of fat eels.:ORLY:
Went to the beach for a swim and bbq with a couple thousand other people today:D
Rabbit an pukes
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Grabbed the boy and put in a stalk on the rabbit , within 10 feet ;) spot the rabbit
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No pests were harmed today
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Gud job bbq wabbit then a puke:D:yaeh am not durnk:
Another possum in the Timms last night. They just keep on coming. VC the rabbit is at four o'clock from the right hand Pukeko
Rabbit on left edge between 1/4 and 1/2 way down from top.
In the bottom pic it is center frame just behind and right of second tree about a foot up the stump, can see head eye and ears pinned down;)
about 1 o'clock bottom pic,few around at beach here too & possums ,3 by track at car park the other night.
Knocked over a couple of nice young rabbits earlier with gadgette #3, not much out but can see where they will probably be later on. Fair bit of rain been coming down.
Well done GM and G#3Quote:
Originally Posted by gadgetman
Knocked over a few hares this arvo. Boy I'm loving being on holiday. From day to day I'm either fishing or I'm hunting and it's choice!
This little guy got one through the throat with the HMR. I missed the first time (wind was howling, 150m away with about 4" wind drift) but he stood up and let me have a second shot (I thought that was pretty nice of him). He did the old HMR backflip. http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/...eNZ/hares2.png
While taking a crack at a running hare about 150 meters away I looked to my left and saw a hare about 20m away scratching his ears with his back leg. In open country a suppressed 17HMR is dead silent. I sent one through his head to have his mate break from cover and run. All my off hand practise with the 22 has really helped, because he paused at 150 yards (lasered after) which was long enough for me to miss once, adjust for about 6" of wind and send another bullet into his boiler room.
http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/...eNZ/hares1.png
Way to go Rimfire.
Love that second photo, cool colours, love that stock!!!
