I have one in 204 , for a knock about rifle they are pretty hard to beat on cost and accuracy wise. I love mine except the mag release which you can knock easily so have shaved it down a lot. This has pretty much fixed the problem
Well the weather gods were better to me this weekend and in the morning had a session with fishing pro on using the new boat properly which was great. Showed me some things I never new and was great. He is a keen hunter as well which was good to find out.
Shot out to 18 meters to give the boat...
So after a month my new boat was ready. Quintrex 430 fishabout pro. Upgraded to a 60 and the braked trailer. Was a dream to tow. Also got the tonneau Cover.
Picked probably the worst day in Vic to put it on the water with 100kph wind warnings so just did a quick lap of the canals at Patto with...
Went out for a spotlight last night on a farm I have access to and came across a den of young fox pups in an area of about 100m and managed to shoot 3 that I saw. Only about a foot long in total size they obviously hadn't had much shooting interaction as the last one was just curled up sitting...
Good vid for self filmed effort. Your excitement really came through! The howling was awesome. never heard it before but they do it for wild dogs here in Australia as well
We have gone down to the beach at Inverloch for the weekend and been down to the local jetty. Got the smallest hooks I could and some tough squid and the boys couldn't stop reeling em in. Didn't matter about size, they were just so excited pulling up fish ! Pissed every other kid as well who...
lump of timber or 3 steel poles welded together and small electric winch which we plugged into an anderson plug which we wired into the back and you can hook up to the bed of your truck and then remove the winch when not required. About $50 for the winch.
My grandfather had this setup into his...
It's not really hunting. More like culling.
Yes we have an over abundance of of them and lots of farmers want them removed front their properties so get permits to allow it
So in Australia we have been locked down for around 8 months. That meant no hunting as you couldn't go further than 5ks from home.
Painful for everyone but it appears we have smashed the covid and no new cases for last 15 days.
So weekend just gone called up my mate and said let's hit the farm...
Was duck hunting with my cousin on a friends farm, it was a new property and we left in the dark to head towards waters, out of the gloom appeared a shiny round circle about 30 yards in diameter, we all assumed it was a dry sandy bowl but when my cousin stepped on it as he was about 3 steps...
Its amazing how you look back on hunting moments that can define yourself for better and worse. One of the worse moments in my hunting career came when i was about 20 years old and thought nothing could hurt me.
Some background:
Hound hunting for deer takes you through all sorts of country...