These young lads about 300yds away in the drizzley rain at 7.30pm.They were well trained not to stand still,lucky for them.
Chamois on a ridge in the fog at mid day. @276yards.
Two Chamois in a tight gully head two hours before dark. @325 yards
Experience. What you get just after you needed it.
I was out for a rabbit shoot last night and came across a few non target species.
3 Reds at 50 yards.
2 stags I got a bit close to.
Experience. What you get just after you needed it.
Hind climbing through a 3 wire electric fence. She will get a fright the day it is turned on.
Experience. What you get just after you needed it.
few vids i recently had time to put on the tube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC54...pam6wGWWi4dCFw thermal and other hunts
THE PIG EAR EVOLVED FOR A DOG TO HOLD
Weka
Spiker jumping a fence @50m.
Experience. What you get just after you needed it.
Two amorous Moreporks above the tent last month
Our 20 month old steers. Nudging 630 kgs. Killed out last week @55%
Mouse hunting at home.
Couple of deer out for their last walk.
I left the thermal vid running allnight.Took 3 nights to catch the little bastard.I had the trap on the edge of trigger plate hole.Tide the cheese n peanut butter mix on really good.Just befor trap went bang,he was on all 4s standing on trigger plate,really aggressive tugging on cheese in cotton trying to get it off.Trap caught his right back leg.Dragged the trap over end of freezer,meter drop to the floor,he tryed to get under freezer but the trap stopped him.I found him next morning alive wriggling the trap.20oz hammer put him out of pain.I have a bloody good vid of him on the trap befor the trigger let go.But can't get vid on here.
Playing with the new handheld
And a vid, that Ken at Night Vision NZ loaded on my behalf
https://youtu.be/jUdOLsIYIc4
The final scene missing from the vid:
Out possum shooting last night I came across a few non target species. Taken with an Infiray FH25R at 100m.
Experience. What you get just after you needed it.
Very shootable deers there altho might be a bit thin at this time of the year.
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