Thread: Lepus Leicas and a CZ

Cloud cover always eases the pain of clambering around hills, this day was no exception. The humble .22 in one hand accompanied a slowing of the step as ideal surroundings found, lush grass and protective blackberry ideal for the wary Rabbit.



Finding a suitable "360 knob" ensured a target rich environment could be scanned with the binos.



The first stir fry donor succumbed to a winchester 42g sub at approx 90yrds.



Flipping over a few more quietened the place down, orders to make this a search and destroy mission had me move on

Safely through a fence




I thumped them in the flatter open



Through another fence





Thumped them in the steep shitty




Stopping for a scan of another area showed a stretched out bunny having a snooze by the fence



Just as his insides became his outsides the sun popped out



A few more valleys and the stirfry collection was looking great, then a wee trophy popped up

Steeply downhill at 90yrds was a half grown albino bunny, settling in behind the CZ i could clearly see him flip over as a soft thump drifted back





Destined for the freezer i will show him to the taxidermist to see if he's suitable.

Covering more ground had the CZ in its element, subs and the 5 baffle DPT adding the stealth to my ninja efforts

As the light faded my headlamp allowed a return to the ute, its hard not to appreciate the humble .22