Boiler Room Shots With The T Rex.177

[mark williams 7,561]

Took the T Rex out late on this afternoon for a static hour on the old oak tree at one of the permissions today.

Wildlife activity was very slow and by 3-40 pm i was about to say " Ah well, blankety, blank" when a large black wing flap caught the corner of my eye.

A large corvid had landed to the back of the oak and had no idea i was there camo`d up in a hide.

I gave it a good 30 - 40 seconds to settle itself and gently cocked the T Rex holding in the bear trap so as to get just the one click, - got it without alert, second click to close the under lever is almost silent,- got it.

The corvid was happily preening itself, so it`s head was bobbing about constantly and was obscured behind branches but it`s side on view was perfect for a heart/ lung shot attempt.

The T Rex was on Primos sticks and rock steady, safety off, build my shot carefully and gently squeezed off my shot. Still looking through the Mamba scope, a loud instant "Thok" sounded out and the corvid just instantly crumpled and fell lifeless to the floor.

For boiler room shots i find the .177 cal outstanding and above all - "instant despatch"

 

 

 

 

atb

[tomburras 2,730]

nice going mark williams

[villaman 9,983]

I cant see it , where has it gone

[toby63 1,236]

why was you sat in a hide without gun loaded ??

[Rez 4,961]

Shooting Mark as per.

 

Just so you know, its "TX"

[random 659]

Not a bad end to the trip,you put in some time so deserved some kind of reward,if that's the right term?,were you cold sitting still for an hour or so?

[mark williams 7,561]

Mine`s called T Rex so, "ner,ner,na,ner,ner"

 

I knew that was coming Mitch, so it`s photographed just waiting for my lad again

 

Gun was loaded but not cocked

[random 659]

Yay! A picture...

 

Eventually!

[villaman 9,983]

Nice shooting mate , at least you don't throw your toys out of the pram with a sarcasm comment

[bigmac 97kt 13,811]

Photo should be with you in the morning

 

 

I posted it yesterday

 

 

OOOOOps sorry

 

just remembered you say,d not to say out

 

But me and vm are making a small fortune out of the photos we send you

 

 

Only a 5er a pop lads

 

 

atvbmac :thumbs:

[bigmac 97kt 13,811]

Took the T Rex out late on this afternoon for a static hour on the old oak tree at one of the permissions today.

Wildlife activity was very slow and by 3-40 pm i was about to say " Ah well, blankety, blank" when a large black wing flap caught the corner of my eye.

A large corvid had landed to the back of the oak and had no idea i was there camo`d up in a hide.

I gave it a good 30 - 40 seconds to settle itself and gently cocked the T Rex holding in the bear trap so as to get just the one click, - got it without alert, second click to close the under lever is almost silent,- got it.

The corvid was happily preening itself, so it`s head was bobbing about constantly and was obscured behind branches but it`s side on view was perfect for a heart/ lung shot attempt.

The T Rex was on Primos sticks and rock steady, safety off, build my shot carefully and gently squeezed off my shot. Still looking through the Mamba scope, a loud instant "Thok" sounded out and the corvid just instantly crumpled and fell lifeless to the floor.

For boiler room shots i find the .177 cal outstanding and above all - "instant despatch"

 

 

 

 

atb

If it had been 22 you would of got a nice head shot

 

you no the

 

 

LOOP

 

 

 

 

And by the way if you could not see its head how did you no it was bobbing about

 

 

ONLY SAYING LIKE :whistling:

 

 

:feck:

 

:thumbs:

[bugg 84]

Me and the wife had 6 of them yesterday brilliant fun once you've grounded one and a magpie and 2 Grey's great afternoon out in the small wood, dont know about you mark but corvids are the most satisfying to shoot for us out witting the wittiest bird in the sky

[mark williams 7,561]

Me and the wife had 6 of them yesterday brilliant fun once you've grounded one and a magpie and 2 Grey's great afternoon out in the small wood, dont know about you mark but corvids are the most satisfying to shoot for us out witting the wittiest bird in the sky

Ditto to that Bugg

[j j m 6,560]

nice shooting mate