Static sniping part 2 !!!

[ferretville 69]

Seen as im on holiday i know allright for sum aye. I thought a spot of bunny bashing was in order. Weather was good bit breeze and cloud cover with the sun popping out every now and again.

 

Arrived at my permission around about 11.45 and after checking the zero on the AAs 410 and bang on i was ready . I was at the horsepaddock the day and decided that my sniping point would be behind the shit pile they were`nt gonna see me and sure as hell ain`t gonna smell me .

 

Got to say it was a slow start but after about 40 minutes the first of the day showed. Must of been between 30 and 35 yards give or take but well in the kill zone for the .177.

 

Cross hairs on and finger on the trigger then i released the accupell to do its damage and buggsy dropped instantly .

 

close up

 

And people wonder if .177s do the biz

 

Left the rabbit out there and waited and number 2 came out after 15 minutes . Let it settle and crack another accupell smashes home . Waited and waited and number 3 came out i was`nt hanging about the day as this was another adult trigger finger i think back flip and lights out for this grass cutter .

 

Now personally i don`t like to shoot sqweekers but land owner wants all sizes shot and if thats what they want then thats what they will get . Ferrets love the sqweekers i must admit to be honest i`d rather wait till they had a bit more meat on them .

 

Collected the 3 adults and stayed in the same spot as i had a feeling there would be young about andmy hunch was right as 2 little uns came out quickly folled by 2 more . This was like shelling peas all 4 fell a family wiped out in a couple of hours .

 

Spoke to land owner before leaving and they were pleased so thats what counts keeping them sweet i guess .

 

End of day pic 7 all together

 

 

Till the next time happy shooting Fv

[redeye jedi 39]

good post. nice one mate.

[venomviper 129]

hi ya buddy

cracking shooting there matey and good pictures to keep the shooting up buddy and good write as well

and yeah your right buddy they wont smell ya when your hiding behind the pile lol

 

shay

[lamper123 0]

nice shooting. where they all killed in one shot and at what distances were they shot at?

[farmerkev09 105]

great write up

mint shooting to pal see you had a good day

 

round my way i ant seen no young that size but am guessing it wont be long before they show

 

like always you have to keep the land owner happy

 

bet you went home smelling of high heaven lieing up behind the shit heap

 

farmer

[Alexisrouzee 6]

the same to you very impressive bag!! same with me i prefer to leave them a while but one of my permissions is an orchard and they smash the young saplings small and large so they have to be thinned out!! big old stew or curry for you then!!

[ferretville 69]

nice shooting. where they all killed in one shot and at what distances were they shot at?

Separate shots bud wish i was that good to crack 7 out in 1 shot

 

Cheers lads if this weather stays like this i will be straight back out FV

[Alexisrouzee 6]

nice shooting. where they all killed in one shot and at what distances were they shot at?

Separate shots bud wish i was that good to crack 7 out in 1 shot

 

Cheers lads if this weather stays like this i will be straight back out FV

you mean you HAVENT done that before...... think he ment 1 shot kills....

[Sweeney-Todd 208]

Hi FV.

 

What a great day buddy, very nice shooting.

That .177 sure does do the business.

 

Good luck on your next outing.......bet the car smelt good on the way home

 

 

 

ATB.

 

 

 

 

Bill.

[stealthy1 3,964]

Seven destined for heaven, good shooting

[timc20xe 73]

nothing better than the lovley smell of lol , good days shooting that mate

cheers tim

[zini 1,939]

Congrats buddy on some great shooting

 

Si

[aaronpigeonplucker 32]

good shooting! on my permission, you can practically walk up to the kits and hit em with a baseball bat they're so stupid...not that i've done that at all.

[commando 0]

Nice shooting, I'll be out tomorrow morning hopefully.

 

Regards

 

Mark