Thread: What little pesties did you bowl over today?

Took a tikka 223 in dpt chassis on my South Island trip.
Got 3 hare all head shot between 120 and 160 m on the 31st and 2 hare and 1 rabbit last eve.

Only added up the magpies shot in 2016 for four months,the talley was 269 then i never wrote any more down.So was probably a lot more.
Two so far this year.

I counted 46 in this paddock but the photo is zoomed in.

You have some work to do then Dundee. Get into your gillie suit and lay out in the paddock all day until you have shot every one of the dispicable Aussies

Just think how much they're saving you on grass grub control. Save the maggie

annual Xmas wallaby trip 120plus wallabies and a bit of pork good trip with good people

Couple of rabbits last night, that have been digging up the neighbour's lawn.

The smaller of the two was shot at a distance of 3 metres, after it lunged around a corner at me, before rearing up on its hind legs in an attempt to crush me with its paws. Fierce beast that it was.

Following the shot, I could hear a horde of 10,000 more stampeding towards me, but I bravely stood my ground and peeked around the corner. Turns out it was just one heavy-footed beast stomping around, so I shot him too.

Originally Posted by StrikerNZ

Couple of rabbits last night, that have been digging up the neighbour's lawn.

The smaller of the two was shot at a distance of 3 metres, after it lunged around a corner at me, before rearing up on its hind legs in an attempt to crush me with its paws. Fierce beast that it was.

Following the shot, I could hear a horde of 10,000 more stampeding towards me, but I bravely stood my ground and peeked around the corner. Turns out it was just one heavy-footed beast stomping around, so I shot him too.

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You were lucky to come out in one piece. No wonder the 'Tussock Jumpers' were so hard to beat. They must've practiced on the bunnies

Originally Posted by oraki

You were lucky to come out in one piece. No wonder the 'Tussock Jumpers' were so hard to beat. They must've practiced on the bunnies

It's no wonder some people prefer to use dangerous-game rifles for rabbit infestations..

Originally Posted by oraki

Just think how much they're saving you on grass grub control. Save the maggie

They not on our property for some reason

Originally Posted by Dundee

They not on our property for some reason

They just wait for the Holden to drive away, and they'll be in feasting. One will be on lookout for the telltale cloud of dust and sound the alarm. Cunning baskets them maggies

One cat and one fallow this evening with my 6mm Remington .

Originally Posted by Friwi

One cat and one fallow this evening with my 6mm Remington .

You eat the cat and send the fallow up to me Friwi.

From the bottom of the South Island , no way, the fallow will be eaten before reaching the waikato ;-)

Oh pffftttt

Originally Posted by StrikerNZ

Couple of rabbits last night, that have been digging up the neighbour's lawn.

The smaller of the two was shot at a distance of 3 metres, after it lunged around a corner at me, before rearing up on its hind legs in an attempt to crush me with its paws. Fierce beast that it was.

Following the shot, I could hear a horde of 10,000 more stampeding towards me, but I bravely stood my ground and peeked around the corner. Turns out it was just one heavy-footed beast stomping around, so I shot him too.

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Bring it the holy hand grenade!

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