Classic And Modern Pest Control.

[mark williams 7,551]

Been chipping away at the numbers on one of the permissions.

Here`s the rabbits ready for transport this week end. ( yes Mac, frozen, as the birds of prey prefer fresh to rotten )

Any wood pigeons, now, are being frozen ready for decoying of cradles.

 

All vermin taken with either the FWB Sport 124, (.177) classic , or the HW 100 KT .177.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

atb Mark.

[just-A-snap 1,269]

Good images of a good job well done.

All the very best with you and yours Mark

[Jonjon79 13,358]

That's a big pile o' dead stuff mate

 

..... Those birds will be well happy to see you coming

[Rez 4,961]

Big ol' bag that Marko. Shooting me old china.

 

No images of the location... On that track Ive seen before...?

[j j m 6,539]

nice bag there mark mate

[The one 8,477]

Nice going mate

[villaman 9,983]

Is that from one shooting outing or several ?

[Rez 4,961]

Is that from one shooting outing or several ?

 

[mark williams 7,551]

Shall I put a mind or two to bed here ?

 

Whenever I shoot 1 rabbit or 5 or 6, same with pigeons, etc, - I make sure nothing gets wasted, so they get frozen, if not eaten.

 

I`ll usually take a photo on the night of the session..

 

 

 

 

 

Then they go in the freezer as I shoot more than we need because this is pest control

 

Then I`ll take a photo or two before they go to the birds of prey, " as a collective"

 

WHY ?

 

Well - it makes for some impressive photos, you see.

 

Here`s a good haul of vermin, bagged, ready for the birds of prey.

 

 

Here`s Kaiser retrieving,- yes Rez, from the lane area and no Mac, sorry, it`s not frozen

 

 

There are many occasions , however, when vermin are shot in large numbers, " for an air rifle"- in one session.

 

Here`s the Rat Works tuned T Rex 200 HC mk 3 at work

 

 

 

 

"oops !"

 

Hope this clarifies things a little for the " doubters".

 

atb Mark

 

 

 

 

 

[villaman 9,983]

Those pigeons on the floor ,are they decoys ?

[villaman 9,983]

Shall I put a mind or two to bed here ?

 

Whenever I shoot 1 rabbit or 5 or 6, same with pigeons, etc, - I make sure nothing gets wasted, so they get frozen, if not eaten.

 

I`ll usually take a photo on the night of the session..

 

 

 

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Then they go in the freezer as I shoot more than we need because this is pest control

 

Then I`ll take a photo or two before they go to the birds of prey, " as a collective"

 

WHY ?

 

Well - it makes for some impressive photos, you see.

 

Here`s a good haul of vermin, bagged, ready for the birds of prey.

 

IMG_0276.JPG

 

Here`s Kaiser retrieving,- yes Rez, from the lane area and no Mac, sorry, it`s not frozen

 

IMG_0332.JPG

 

There are many occasions , however, when vermin are shot in large numbers, " for an air rifle"- in one session.

 

Here`s the Rat Works tuned T Rex 200 HC mk 3 at work

 

 

IMG_0275.JPG

 

 

"oops !"

 

Hope this clarifies things a little for the " doubters".

 

atb Mark

 

 

 

 

 

Never doubt your ability Mark

[ftm 3,357]

you don't need to prove yourself Mark cracking pics and bloody well done -it shows if you have enough quarry on the land that you shoot on large numbers are achievable with an air rifle without too much fuss- ftm