Rabbit Control - Golf Course - Help With Recording Also

[Stuart1985 256]

Afternoon Everybody

 

Hope your all making use of the dry spells to get out after some pests.

 

Had my first visit too have a look about one of my new golf courses i have been given permission to shoot on. I have been shown the boundaries and the hot spots where rabbits are by the greenkeeper, I wasn't going to get the gun out but the greenkeeper was wanting to see it etc.

 

lucky for me or unlucky for the rabbit, spotted one at the edge of the hedges near the car park, so managed to take a video using a angel eye unit DVR.

 

If you have any tips on how i can maybe improve the video a little I would be grateful.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYUY9w3bYAs

 

[villaman 9,983]

What IR are you using ?

[Stuart1985 256]

its the NS50 unit

[Skot Ruthless Teale 1,701]

how do you rate the ns50 stu? im thinking of one

nice and steady there, off a bipod?

 

good shot mate

[Stuart1985 256]

I rate the ns50 very highly a great bit of kit

 

Yeah bi pod really helps with my shooting prone

[NitroJoe 15]

It looks like you need to adjust your paralax or perhaps the camera isn't focused to the scope quite as well as you'd want it to be. Nice shooting though!

 

What's the scope?

[j j m 6,533]

good shooting bud

[villaman 9,983]

I hate the TVs on top of guns , a Pulsar N550 or N750 is far better imo

[Stuart1985 256]

My scopes hawke hd sport 3-9x40 mil dot

[NitroJoe 15]

I use an MTC mamba on my rifle but when my friend puts the nitesite on his Hawke Varmint scope, we have to wind the eye relief back a bit and fit the camera into the rubber hose only just enough to grip. This holds the camera further back from the eye piece essentially and for some reason helps it focus in the centre more. Yours may be another problem altogether though...