predators and other varmints
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Your doing well, must be a few around
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Im still getting into the foxes, shot 5 a few nights ago, heading out again in a couple of nights as the sheep are lambing.
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Shot 4 foxes
last night, unable to recover 1 as he was on the other side of a waterway.
1 was shot running with have a rabbit in its mouth.
Lambing has started now and im trying to keep the fox numbers down.
last night, unable to recover 1 as he was on the other side of a waterway.
1 was shot running with have a rabbit in its mouth.
Lambing has started now and im trying to keep the fox numbers down.
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He was a fine specimen, over time the teeth wear down, this fox would have been about 2.5 years old and in his prime.Dang...didn't know they had those kinda chompers on them!
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Anybody try using a green or red light for hunting yotes at night?
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A January trip to the deer hunting grounds. Hopefully saved a few fawns.
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A January trip to the deer hunting grounds. Hopefully saved a few fawns.
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You saved many fawns plus untold amount of turkey eggs a baby rabbits.
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Shot 3 foxes last night, this vixen was shot off a a dead lamb carcass, 10mins later shot a dog fox coming into the same carcass.The vixen has clearly been feeding young, unsure where the den is though?
A couple of pics of aussie wildlife.
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We use buckshot on coyotes, mostly because that was what we have shotguns loaded with most of the time.
We had a gang of dogs that were good coyote killers too. That was when I got to see just how mean a determined blue heeler could be. She went from a doofus to forty-five pounds of straight up killing machine. Bella, Rex, Duke, Snort & Mac kept coyotes at bay for a long time.
We had a gang of dogs that were good coyote killers too. That was when I got to see just how mean a determined blue heeler could be. She went from a doofus to forty-five pounds of straight up killing machine. Bella, Rex, Duke, Snort & Mac kept coyotes at bay for a long time.
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Awesome!
Grandad had a seemingly lazy Bloodhound, yet he would morph into a canine Grim Reaper when stray mongrels ventured onto the property. Use to just rip possums and raccoons to shreads...NO FEAR!
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We have an underground fence with stubborn dog collars turned to max. Both our bull terriers will no longer cross it. I have had coyotes outside line barking at our dogs. Male bull terrier would start yodeling, or sounded like it. Coyotes never came into yard, but they were shot with a 22mag and night scope. Duce seemed very disappointed.
