Thread: What little pesties did you bowl over today?

What, critter for tea again! I had only just fed him his usual dinner and not ten minutes later he starts barking alerting me to the presence of this doe around 50m from his kennel. Maybe he can just have two biscuits tomorrow.

Originally Posted by takeuchi

What, critter for tea again! I had only just fed him his usual dinner and not ten minutes later he starts barking alerting me to the presence of this doe around 50m from his kennel. Maybe he can just have two biscuits tomorrow.Attachment 50136

Make sure u take the claws amd tip of the tail off!

Originally Posted by 223nut

Make sure u take the claws amd tip of the tail off!

We stopped feeding coons to the dogs as the councils have bait stations every where

Yea always used to cut claws off. Never heard of tip of tail! Maybe i should again? This dog would of consumed over a hundred possums shot around the house in the last three years claws and all. What do you all think?

Have heard tip of tail has a nasty hook on it so always cut them off myself

Originally Posted by takeuchi

Yea always used to cut claws off. Never heard of tip of tail! Maybe i should again? This dog would of consumed over a hundred possums shot around the house in the last three years claws and all. What do you all think?

We use to cut claws and the whole tail off.Now they aren't on the dogs menu anymore.

Hmm better to be safe, Ill set up a little chopping block and tomahawk at the Kennel. Hadn't really thought much about the poison Dundee. No council poison work close by but wouldn't really no what the neighbors are up to, how long does it take for some of the poisons to work? And I wonder how far a sick possum is going to travel..

I shot one in the mai mai at 1700hrs on an un poisoned property,It looked sick and was sicker after i FINISHED with it I wouldn't risk feeding them too the dogs.Some poisons take days to kill the buggers.Possums off our dogs menu.

@Dundee it is hard for me to believe you have not shot any critters in the last four days. Are you sick or have you had too many bombers and lost your .22?

Originally Posted by Rushy

@Dundee it is hard for me to believe you have not shot any critters in the last four days. Are you sick or have you had too many bombers and lost your .22?

All good Rushy,letting the young fella have a chance

The .22 stays locked up most of the time during gamebird season. @Rushy I'm back on board with a double rise

Bloody magpie around culverden, didnt even move off the gravel verge as I went by

Originally Posted by Dundee

The .22 stays locked up most of the time during gamebird season. @Rushy I'm back on board with a double rise
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Pigeon pie.

I popped out to check the trailcam after work, with a rifle in hand of course.
This fella was feeding out around 60 metres up the track so I sent him a message from the 308.
He bolted into nearby bush so Fay was sent to find. Stupid dog must have run right past the Billy, which was very dead behind a windfall. She had nailed an unseen Kidd about twenty mtrs past it. So I got a trophy(of sorts) and a feed, for one shot.

Originally Posted by Pengy

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I popped out to check the trailcam after work, with a rifle in hand of course.
This fella was feeding out around 60 metres up the track so I sent him a message from the 308.
He bolted into nearby bush so Fay was sent to find. Stupid dog must have run right past the Billy, which was very dead behind a windfall. She had nailed an unseen Kidd about twenty mtrs past it. So I got a trophy(of sorts) and a feed, for one shot.

Not the big shaggy black and grey one?