Back up at the shoot

[Stavross 15,663]

25 minutes ago, FOXHUNTER said:

Nice one Stav , them fallow cant hide now

I’ll find where they are hanging out and when we go I’ll put the thermal away

[BenBhoy 4,706]

27 minutes ago, Stavross said:

I’ll find where they are hanging out and when we go I’ll put the thermal away

There's no way Mark will have anything to do with that modern thermal witchcraft!! 

[Stavross 15,663]

New IR, new sticks, new thermal and a new fox ( well, one of this years ) that’s one expensive bitch

it must of been from an early litter as she had a bit of weight to her and was in showroom condition, the shot was 126 yards

[David.evans 5,323]

What call brought it in mate

[David.evans 5,323]

Just need a thermion now stav and you set for life 

I bet you find a major difference with the spotter , life becomes so easy

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

Come on then give us a report on the Helion

[Stavross 15,663]

22 minutes ago, David.evans said:

What call brought it in mate

Came in to hare distress, but to be honest the speed it came in I would of thought it would of come in to anything, young and dumb

The one I’ve got picks up a lot more than my mates

[David.evans 5,323]

That’s because you have the best and all down to the settings u use 

Atb 

[BenBhoy 4,706]

Did the ir improve the wraith? Better than your old one? 

That caller is a fuckîng unit and a half mind!

[Stavross 15,663]

1 hour ago, FOXHUNTER said:

Come on then give us a report on the Helion

Once I got it set up ( didn’t take long, even for me ) it’s unbelievable, it picks up even the smallest heat source, I’ve used the one before this a lot and that’s not rubbish by any means, but comparing the 2 last night the Helion 2 is a lot clearer 

It could completely ruin deer stalking

[Stavross 15,663]

1 hour ago, BenBhoy said:

Did the ir improve the wraith? Better than your old one? 

That caller is a fuckîng unit and a half mind!

It’s turned it into a different scope, it’s so clear 

that caller is quality, it’s just a shame you need a tractor to pull it around the field 

[Baldcoot 2,352]

Reminds me of a mobile phone I had in the late 80,s

[Stavross 15,663]

Birds have been in a couple of days now and have settled well, they are very quiet and as we know, quiet birds are happy birds, with them being a little bit older and going in a little later they can fly a short distance so there was a few outside the pen, which did walk back in without any problems, looking at the way they are now and if the weather stays the way it is I think I’ll be lifting the wire this time next week and setting them to wood, but we’ll see what state these little sh*t machines make of the pens over the next few days

[shovel leaner 7,650]

10 hours ago, Stavross said:

Birds have been in a couple of days now and have settled well, they are very quiet and as we know, quiet birds are happy birds, with them being a little bit older and going in a little later they can fly a short distance so there was a few outside the pen, which did walk back in without any problems, looking at the way they are now and if the weather stays the way it is I think I’ll be lifting the wire this time next week and setting them to wood, but we’ll see what state these little sh*t machines make of the pens over the next few days

The birds look good Stavross. Fingers crossed it keeps dry a bit longer .

[shovel leaner 7,650]

It just goes to show that you should always have a rifle with you . I am never on the shoot without my .243 during the day . For the most part it is just propped on the seat next to me doing nothing. I take it to and fro from my house to the truck to the mule and back several times a day . It’s a pain in the arse really. But this morning at literally 8.30 I had already been out and fed and gone home had breakfast and was back out driving across the stubble when my phone went and I’m sat in the mule having a natter , then I looked at my WhatsApp, and Ben had sent a picture of his quad with posts tied on with baler twine , when I saw something that caught my eye . A fox walked out of the hedge at about 200 meters,  followed by about 10 pheasant poults , it was what looked like digging around in the stubble and was oblivious to my presence. I picked up the .243 and chambered a round . All I could see was it’s arse end as it looked like it’s head was down a hole . I thought if  I stick a bullet in the biggest bit it’s going nowhere.  And it didn’t , I dropped it where it was , rooting about in a hole . So after weeks of carrying the rifle about for nothing, it payed off . Never go to the shoot without your rifle is my mantra