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    Awesome well done @viper - amazing how big and heavy they can get ah. I personally can't wait until some rules are put in place surrounding cats in this country. There are shit loads of feral ones out there!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kukuwai View Post
    Awesome well done @viper - amazing how big and heavy they can get ah. I personally can't wait until some rules are put in place surrounding cats in this country. There are shit loads of feral ones out there!!
    I thought the rule was to shoot with extreme prejudice regardless of how high power the rifle you are holding is.
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    Any calibre is a "good year" to kill the ferals
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    "Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
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    That looks like splat the flat cat.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Mates down from the NI, bullets flying and rabbits getting hammered.
    Just a quick post of one with really nice markings, 17HMR strikes again along with a cat at 174 yrds.... Name:  DSC_0002.jpg
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    Still working out the 17, sometimes nothing inside 150 mtrs is safe other times everything from 10 - 200 yrds is safe as... it's a funny little calibre.

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    i think some times @viper its so easy to get hits with the .17 that you relax and expect a hit forgetting good techneque, the closer it is the worse it gets . . . like pool when the black is all lined up to go down . . and ya fck it up.

    after using the .17 for a few years i know its my fault if i miss . . still happens
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    without a picture . .. it never happened !

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    I just love country golf ... ended up shooting 22 over par!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Any calibre is a "good year" to kill the ferals
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    Wow Dundee your sure know how to make some goooood street pizza either that our your teaching them cats how to do Yoga

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    Couple of super blurry phone photos, taken through the thermal scope in a hurry. Actual use is obviously significantly clearer, can see all the details on the tussocks etc, watch the rabbit flick its ears around even..

    If you look at the 'picture in picture' at the top of the first photo, you can see how the head is much hotter than the rest of the rabbit.

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    The young fella came home with a hen turkey
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    "Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
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    You going to eat as the month has no r in it??

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    That's for north hemisphere
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    Long time since I've pulled a trigger on anything. Couldn't stand being stuck in the house all weekend, so last minute decision to have a go at the rabbits. In short, one big hare and three rabbits. All at around 50 metres with 22LR on shooting sticks. I was happy with that. Then missed the next two which were closer! Always seems to go like that for me. Anyway, two rabbits for the farmers dog, and a rabbit and a hare for my crock pot. Sorry, no photos. Too dark and muddy to piss around with a camera.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    You going to eat as the month has no r in it??

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    Took the breast meat out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Took the breast meat out.
    Mmmmmmmm breasts

 

 

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