on_one_wheel wrote:The little buggers sure do clean up crops.
One little old lady I shoot for has a crop of lupins like that. I shoot what I can, both roos and rabbits but baiting is still necessary for the rabbit's.
Typically I get closer and use the .22 LR on rabbits but the other night I shot one out near the middle of the crop with the .223 at 200m off the side mirror while I was out culling roos
gazza wrote:My rabbit spots are very quiet recently. I have even found a few dead lying around. Awesome video!
Baronvonrort wrote:Another 4 minutes of my life gone, I reckon the VW is a nice touch for any Green voters who might be watching.
bigfellascott wrote:Nice one Sean, hopefully I will be out bombing them this Spring (will depend of whether the virus is through my area or not I guess) hopefully not as I like the challenge of nailing the babies at 200m or so (they just disappear when hit right)
Mongrel wrote:Another cool vid, and nice shooting mate
valkyrie wrote:We had the same thing on our property but after a mixi plague and me and my mates shooting 3-4 times a week for 6 months we knocked the numbers right back. Even a year and a half later there still dosent seem to be any around. Its not uncommon for us to spotlight all 3000 acres and not see a single bunny in a night
Elmer wrote:Ya gotta love Bunnies....nice shot, thats not easy one.