I got these two last night (friday) when my mate and I went out Lamping. I have had the rifle for a few months now but hav'nt had the chance to go out so these where my first bunnies to date. Well pleased to get them as it was a Very bright night with no wind at all. First bunny was shot around the 60yard mark with my mate lamping for me, the second was around the 40yard mark.

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We stayed out for another couple of hours and tryied the fox caller but got no interest at all. I must also mention that the torch I got off Dealextreme was well worth the money, shone a nice tight beam out to over 150yards and through the scope had no probs picking out the bunnies.
http://www.dealextreme.com/p/super-thrower-far-projection-3w-cree-p4-flashlight-2x18650-2x18500-3356


Must say thanks to big sam up in intershoot for sorting me out with the rifle, a gentleman and I would not hesitate in using his services in the future. Hope I can get the time to go out more regularly in the months ahead.

got 2 hinds the weekend on a section 42 where in a group of 8 hinds heres a photo of one of them mate has the other.


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got this lad tonight, was at home as it was the fathers turn to check the sheep and he spotted a fox in a field beside the farm yard so he called me to bring the rifle down, arrived down and no sign of the fox so i called for a bit and no sign of anything stirring, so we walked down through our neighbours farm as we reckoned he went that way, still no sign, we were on our way back the way we came when we spotted him in a field we already lamped so he must have being lying in the boundsing ditch as we walked down and then ran off behind our backs, he didn't stop for a shot though, so we went back to the yard and hopped into the fathers van and drove down our laneway and spotted this guy off down the end of a field of sheep where there was a lamb taken over the weekend, turned off the lamp and started calling, then the father turned on the lamp before i was ready and the fox started running so i told him to turn it off straight away, kept calling for a minute and asked him to turn it on and he was after coming closer and was sitting up like a dog watching us so BANG, the father let the light off him when i fired but i was pretty sure i connected, when he shone the light back down the field we spotted something running away and the father was nudging me to start calling again but when i looked through the scope i reckoned it was a hare, but he wasn't so sure and was telling me i missed, so i made him walk across the field with me and we found a dog fox dead on the spot, 46gr winchester hornet went through the neck and out the back at 197 of my yards, so i reckon somewhere around 170-190m, i really should buy a rangefinder:D

She was listening to the Fox Call uk and with the help of V-max fell asleep...

Rifle: .25-06
Scope: Zeiss 2.5-10x50
Range:100yds
Weather:calm and no wind
Rest: front harris b-pod only
Ammo:85gn v-max

Couple bunnies I got this evening

Fermanaghman wrote: »

Fox shot with .22 WMR 150 yards head shot!

a .22WMR is that a .22 magnum???

Fermanaghman wrote: »

yea.. nice gun didnt like the .22lr

i hope to get a rifle some time,would defiently go for magnum over .22lr better power for foxes,how much is bullets for a magnum?

Fermanaghman wrote: »

Fox shot with .22 WMR 150 yards head shot!

What mod is that on the rifle? Looks very big is it a centre-fire mod

Just back from the new permission