Tis a happy new year, only 4 months to go before the season starts again
This is a good way to practice.
Yes. I use the one in Paris. http://cinematir.fr/
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The only drawback is that unless you have your 'scope on a very low magnification you suffer, inevitably, from parallax problems. Best solution was to use their plastic gun with a cheap adjustable aperture that can be turned right down to minimum yardage. But it is good for shot gun practice or rifles with iron sights.
There are two systems, the one as above, and the "other" one. The other one is like a video game from what I have seen of it in online You Tube videos.
Too specialised for me. Certainly fox drives exist and existed in Britain and hare drives too. My late father certainly took place in hare drives. And deer drives too when roe (in Englicsh woodlands) were considered more as vermin that something that people would pay money to shoot with a rifle.
But I doubt that there is anyone alive now (on this Forum) that has ever taken part in a rabbit drive. These in Britain (and I'll stand to be corrected) are very much 1890s and 1900s I am guessing.
So sorry I can't help. But I am certain that someone will be along soon that can. Happy New Year.
Yes. I use the one in Paris. http://cinematir.fr/
The only drawback is that unless you have your 'scope on a very low magnification you suffer, inevitably, from parallax problems. Best solution was to use their plastic gun with a cheap adjustable aperture that can be turned right down to minimum yardage. But it is good for shot gun practice or rifles with iron sights.
There are two systems, the one as above, and the "other" one. The other one is like a video game from what I have seen of it in online You Tube videos.
I didnae realise u drove big game in OZ??
Big enough!