on_one_wheel wrote:I reckon I still see that fox from time to time
Aster wrote:He's learnt if he stands behind the crest of a hill with his head popping over we don't shoot.
Lorgar wrote:My girlfriend put me to shame the first time we went hunting.
We went out on a private property for a few hours and I got nothing (included a few missed shots).
A fox ran past at 300m and she nailed it free-hand, first shot
Hatter wrote:Cool collection there OOW.
You still find yourself using all the others even though the tin whistle gets the best vote for realism?
Lorgar wrote:I'm using one the same style as your tin one there.
FuzzyM wrote:Have been meaning to get out my grandfather's fox whistle.
My mate got 2 .22's into a fox while we were spotlighting, the bugger left a fair bit of blood on the ground and somehow got away into thick scrub.
I actually got my gun license because I was sick of the ridiculous amounts of foxes around my family farm.
They used to actually run around the paddocks in broad daylight.
Haven't got one yet .
Doesn't help that mum has stupid expensive horses everywhere.
Otherwise the .223 would come out and a lot more pests would go splat.
Went away for a weekend last winter to a state forest a couple of hours away, walked around all day, missed a shot on a rabbit, went to collect firewood with the boys later in the day and a bloody fox trotted across the road and up the hill I had been hunting on.
valkyrie wrote:Was out hunting one night and stopped for a piss break. Mate of mine let rip the biggest loudest fart I had ever heard in my life and when we finally got the light back on about 5 minutes later, I s**t you not there was one sitting about 50m in front of the ute. May have been a coincidence butbut I likelike to think the little bastard just had to see what the hell made that ungodly noise