NOT MY CUP OF TEA.

[Guest Frank]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF0PEsYtldU...related&search=

 

 

You would think he was in Nam or something?

 

Frank.

[swamper 11]

he proberly was in nam frank

[wardman 49]

defo not my kind of thing mate (anyone could shoot them out of an helicopter lol )

[Guest Frank]

Never thought of that swamper.

Flaming war on pigs by the looks of it.

 

Wonder how long will it take, for the wild boar to spread and become a major pest in the UK?

Iv heard their fairly growing in numbers?

 

Frank.

[Yokel Matt 918]

I can't view the clip but if its what i think it is they do it in large parts on NZ as its the only way to control them.

 

I've got a mate out there who does it a couple of months a year head shooting deer, pigs and goats with G3 for the food industry. Hopefully i'm going out there in October to help as an on-board dresser/skinner and hopefully get some shooting :whistle: .

 

I agree that from a sporting aspect it seems a little harsh and ruthless but there is still a lost of fieldcratf in it with both finding the quarry, shooting accurately at a moving target (head shots to minimise meat damage) and field dressing... not too keen on dressing goats mind you :sick:

[Guest Frank]

Good point LY.

 

Each to their own and the best of luck when you go out their.

 

Frank.

[Yokel Matt 918]

Good point LY.

 

Each to their own and the best of luck when you go out their.

 

Frank.

 

I reccon when i eventually get to see the clip i'll probably agree with you there always someone who is over the top... strapped in, cammed up... with a bren gun

 

Had any 'exotic' species round your neck of the woods recently (pigs / goats etc)

 

[Guest Frank]

Not lately LY. But did have this 2 below, with a section 42 permit.

Shot with my CZ .223 and Sako 55 grain SP.

 

Frank.

Edited March 19, 2007 by Frank

[Yokel Matt 918]

by-ek mate... i bet you don't go to the butcher very often

[Guest Frank]

No LY , no need mate, food for me, wife, dog and ferrets.

 

Frank.