UNUSUAL STALKING EXPERIENCE
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Roestalker39
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Lead free I hope
Rhodesianjess
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Not just you bud,seen Nile Perch shot with a 303 back home, concussion floats them to the surface
12gsnapcaps
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Shooting cats in Australia was a weird one. (feral ofcourse)
I knew they needed to be controlled and ethically I had no problem pulling the trigger ... but in times since - when i've told friends the fact - they immediately think I'm longing to drill their fluffy pet Mr. Tiddles with a .303
Also shot Roo's and Emu's in oz but the cats was a wierd one.
I knew they needed to be controlled and ethically I had no problem pulling the trigger ... but in times since - when i've told friends the fact - they immediately think I'm longing to drill their fluffy pet Mr. Tiddles with a .303
Also shot Roo's and Emu's in oz but the cats was a wierd one.
Pine Marten
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Mallard on a hook and earthworm, lake of Geneva, circa 1992.
A stag in moonlight
With shotgun out of season
Why? you ask that's not right!
For kicks no other reason
The exploits of a 13 year old Boggy as detailed in an early Changing Times.
He knows a little better these days.
With shotgun out of season
Why? you ask that's not right!
For kicks no other reason
The exploits of a 13 year old Boggy as detailed in an early Changing Times.
He knows a little better these days.
Dunwaters
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Super X high vel solids, I might have been looking for deer at the time.Lead free I hope
Not me but my brother, as a young keeper he shot a mouse in his bothy with a .303 he didn't have a .303 so he fired it
through a .410 shotgun he thought it would do less damage than a shotgun cartridge.
Madness must run in the family lol.
through a .410 shotgun he thought it would do less damage than a shotgun cartridge.
Madness must run in the family lol.
two squaralls having sex with 243
Foxyboy43
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Magnificent 7
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Caught a salmon with a terrier same terrier use to escape the house by climbing onto the garage roof then jumping onto next doors and through there garden peeling the lids off the milk on the door step and drinking as much milk as his tongue could reach witnessed by our neighbour much to there disgust lol
12gsnapcaps
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They do like to bust a nut ...
Years ago the wife and I did a wonderful tour of the Oz east coast. It included a guided tour on a section of the coast near Cairns.
The driver/tour guide/comedian was deadpan about everything. It was hard to tell when he was spinning a yarn or describing a plausible Bananaland cultural truth.
At some point he went on about cane toads, rabbits and that other unwanted immigrant: cats. It was the first time I heard that shooting feral cats was right up there with despatching cane toads.
A little further on he stabbed a finger out the window and pointed at a curbside ginger tom. "Feral cat" he muttered. I innocently asked how he had identified it as "feral". The answer came back flat and emotionless: "its outdoors right?"
Bluey
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In 2002 went to Alask hunting Caribou. Flew in to Anchorage then on to Dillingham then in the Grumman Goose boat plane to land on Nishlisk lake. Camping for 9 days. Sore grizzly bear
. Got my Caribou with a Winchester 30 06. Had him mounted in America then flew him back home and he is now on the wall in the stairwell 
dartmoordog
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A Bat while fishing for Sea Trout on the River Dart around 15 years ago. Took my fly on the back cast.
