Thread: What little pesties did you bowl over today?

Three pregnant doe's for dog food and the live capture trap.

Last week of the school holidays I took my two boys down for a bunny shoot in the Napier region. Grass was a bit long but we nailed a couple-a-hundred over 4 days.

Boys behind the .223 and .22-250 shooting out to 250m with me spotting and shooting video. Photo is a frame capture from the GoPro video.

Originally Posted by hotbarrels

Last week of the school holidays I took my two boys down for a bunny shoot in the Napier region. Grass was a bit long but we nailed a couple-a-hundred over 4 days.

Boys behind the .223 and .22-250 shooting out to 250m with me spotting and shooting video. Photo is a frame capture from the GoPro video.
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Damn I miss bunny shooting. What a way to remember your school holidays

nice walk , 33 shot. Hot and still , plenty about and the little JW proving it's worth.

Another couple. The doe was in calf and not far away from dropping her bundle

Two rabbits tonight... with the tires on the safari.

Plus about 150 with the savage/thermal.
Also a handful of hedgepigs and a cat.

Love it when everything is running smoothly.

Must admit the semi-auto is unbeatable for cleaning up clusters.
Crack-thump - Quick target shift - Crack-thump - Quick target shift - Crack-thump - longer target shift - Crack --- Thump.

Originally Posted by viper

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nice walk , 33 shot. Hot and still , plenty about and the little JW proving it's worth.

Tiger cub hunting

Sent from my workbench

Originally Posted by smidey

Tiger cub hunting

Sent from my workbench

Yeah he was a fat little bugger, in pristine condition.
Didn't look so good after copping a 40gr Fiocchi sub between the eyes at 30 mtrs though

Was a good hunt, been after this little prick for a month or two also, 70 mtrs with the sub's .....

Pop, Pop, Pop.

One 20 gauge 30 gram no5s and full choke at 45 meaters made her drop like a stone

I went for a walk late yesterday afternoon with the weatherby mark XXII 22lr. Plenty of rabbits around and I managed to bag 13, unlucky for them. Mostly head shots at about 50 to 60m, its a great little rifle. Although the first shot was a miss, too high but I spotted it and was able to make the required adjustment as the rabbit just sat there. I had over estimated the distance as it was a steep down hill shot. Even shot 2 left handed to stay behind cover. Gave some to mum and dad, some to my sister and the rest went in the freezer for us or the dogs. Still plenty there as when I went to retrieve the piles of carcasses I had left while walking I saw more in the head lights of the bike.

Proof, sorry about the crap photo, got to remember to take the phone out of the case so the flash isn't slightly covered, take a better camera or take photo's before it gets dark.

Nice rifle @Hutch

Originally Posted by StrikerNZ

Two rabbits tonight... with the tires on the safari.

Plus about 150 with the savage/thermal.
Also a handful of hedgepigs and a cat.

Love it when everything is running smoothly.

Must admit the semi-auto is unbeatable for cleaning up clusters.
Crack-thump - Quick target shift - Crack-thump - Quick target shift - Crack-thump - longer target shift - Crack --- Thump.

Gotta love safari's mate.

Grabbed the unique for a change, I find it always feels a little strange swapping around rifles. Few shots later and I had the trigger feel back . 23 shot.