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Hi guys, I'm sure most of you will have seen this before, but its the first time I've had a recording device to hand when its happened.

 

I shot this buck rabbit just before I left for home (1/4 mile away) and it went from being head shot to my kitchen in less than 10 minutes.

Usually I've seen this effect after I've skinned the 'patient', but this time my lurcher pup touched the bunny's back with her nose and triggered off the reaction.

 

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As you can see, my videoing skills are on a par with Paulus' photographing skills ;)

Never mind the twitching rabbit thats some shooting Duncan......................... :whistling::D

I'm not bragging about the shot though- I cheated and used a scope rather than open sights ;)

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Basically the dead rabbit got up and started doing the vegetables .

Link won't work on safari give us a description I'm Intrigued lol

But he did shoot from an upstairs window to allow for pellet drop!

A twitching rabbit scared the shit out of me when I was younger, out lamping on my own and picked it up only for it start kicking 5 mins later. It was in my back pocket (those big pockets in jackets)...never expected it.

 

I have also had it a fair few times when I have shot a bunny clean through the head and it has run across a field in a straight line. Had one smash straight in to a tree, a post and fence after me questioning if I had missed (although the crack sound confirmed it was a head shot). But I expected this I had seen it on a video, so i always check bushes etc if a bunny runs just in case it was nerves.

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A twitching rabbit scared the shit out of me when I was younger, out lamping on my own and picked it up only for it start kicking 5 mins later. It was in my back pocket (those big pockets in jackets)...never expected it.

 

I have also had it a fair few times when I have shot a bunny clean through the head and it has run across a field in a straight line. Had one smash straight in to a tree, a post and fence after me questioning if I had missed (although the crack sound confirmed it was a head shot). But I expected this I had seen it on a video, so i always check bushes etc if a bunny runs just in case it was nerves.

Over the years I've lost quite a few 'running' the few yards to a hedgerow or burrow and these days try to wait til they a re facing away from the burrow/hedge before I release the shot.

I've retrieved quite a few from their holes - stone dead, for the sake of reaching in to check.

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