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Kitchen hare
After a quiet Sunday arvo surfing the net and keeping the kids happy, I went to the kitchen to start an early dinner, it was 5pm, i looked through the window and not expecting anything, I saw two hares ;D
Excited i swiftly moved to the gun locker and unleashed my newly acquired FX cyclone Having never shot a fury critter with an airgun, that & the last couple of spotlighting trips have been cancelled dew to rain, I was a bit nervous as I quickly snuck round the back in between the shed and the water tanks Slowly I edged my gun round the corner, the crappy temporary bushnell banner scope gave me enough light to work with, I aimed and snapped a round off just down and back from the eye the result: I aimed at the other hare but he was to quick for me, next inspector gadget, next time!
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arvo? arvo? What the hell does arvo mean?
Nice hare!
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thanks guys
and yes, arvo = afternoon
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a female apparently, looks healthy - should be good table fare. fricasee perhaps?
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nice! I'm jelous
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very tasty looking.
did you have the wife skin it and cook it for you?
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I'm OK now. Took my meds, had a nap, drank a cuppa and had a smoko.... still feel like a drongo. G’day mates grymzza
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Nice shot...Huge Jackrabbit? That's what it looks like from my not-ever-hunting/seeing-them-in-real-life perspective.
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Thanks Guys
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She even requested her own quality (Marble's) skinning knife after we skinned a buffalo together (which I happily bought for her before we went after the next buffalo). The other day I had a coon to skin, and it was getting a little late. She helped me with that too, although they don't really take long. I love being married to a gool ol' ranch gal! Daryl |
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Niceshooting. I've been wanting to pick up a pre-charged airgun like your FX for a while. Looks like they do the trick. How are you refilling yours, what kind of pellets and velocity are you getting?
Been using nothing but RWS springers for years with the .22 kodiak's. 21 gr. pellet really puts em on their butt. Been using the bushnells for years too,as they are one of just a handful of scopes that can take it. You having a precharge, are being a bit easier on yours. That scope will last forever on there. Nice setup..J.R. |
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Low- 630fps Medium- 745fps High- 930fps I feed it .22 JSB exact I use a hand pump to refill, I like it, its good motivation to do a workout and doesn't take long The scope i want to upgrade to is a Gerholdt & Reuss 3-12x40 with the AO down to 10yards Ideal for any airgun
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you need to get you a good ole West Virginia gal like mine. She is a city girl but loves to learn new things
And nice shooting on the fur bit it will go good with some home made noodles and sauce
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