Charlie

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

This culling session was not planned, but they are some times the best, got a call late last night from a hunting pal of mine who has gone through a really bad spell.

 

Phone rings, alright JR fancy a lash at Charlie tonight, yeah but I am in bed, well get the fook out of bed and get you ass down here.

 

I arrived at Dave’s house round 11.30, final check was done and we were ready to mix it with Charlie.

 

First fox fell to me, I had a clean head shot at about 170 yards, and the photo explains it all.

 

Next fox was taken by Dave, this little whore ran rings around us, after about ten minutes of calling her in Dave got a clean chest shot and the fox lay still on the ground.

 

Mr. Farmer was well pleased with our work.

[wag 13]

very nice, its good to see you guys across the water getting a few. i dont know about you boys but i think its been a good year for them, but its always the same you think you get on top of them. you go out see nothing for a bit then you go out another night and there they are ,little bright eyes shining away in the lamp and you think where you come from. but well done irish lurcher keep knocking em down. all the best wag

[Guest Frank]

Poor fox

 

Good men

 

Is that a Browning rifle? Whats the caliber?

 

Frank.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Alright Frank

 

Ita sabaitte (SPELLING) 223, factory treaded to take T8, found it to be spot on, once you put the cross hair on your target its hits home, zero the scope before every session just to be sure.

 

We came across 12 charlies last night, but due to unsafe shots we had to pass them up, next time

[Guest Frank]

Thanks IL

Nice rifles them i hear and accurate, keep up the good work.

 

Frank.

[Yokel Matt 918]

Poor thing... looks like it must have suffered horribly Nice snootin' mate. No excuses the rest of the time when you can head shoot at nearly 200 yrds hey

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Thanks Frank, cant wait for next session.

 

LY I cant hit a barn door at times and then I do everything wrong and bang lond distance stone dead. The bipod plays a hand in all my shoting, crap off the shoulder, but still manage to get the odd one.

 

Is there a method you guys use to shoot off the shoulder??

 

Thanks again.

[wag 13]

no i shoot off a bipod its the best way its rock steady no movement at all and if your shooting them at that range in the head off a bod stay that way looks to me that way suits you best

Edited August 8, 2007 by wag

[weejohn 3]

super shooting

[SNAP SHOT 194]

Heads he's mine tail's he's yours. look's like he's got a hell of a headache!!!!!!!!

Good shooting.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Just back from the field, scope is zeroed, charlie beware, hope to knock a couple more tonight.

 

Have any of you used anything other than a T8 on a 223??

[rifleshooter 0]

Nice shooting sure made a clean kill were you using factory or home loads

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Factory, American Eagle.

 

Not a single charlie in sight tonight,

[Ricky-N.p.p 0]

cant win em all mate, better luck next time though

[jigsaw 11,902]

IL glad you took my advice with the lessons I gave you and the tips on how to keep steady when shooting,plus coming out of rehab has been a great help.If you can stay off the white powder for the moment you'll have many memorable experiences to look back on,HAPPY HUNTING WEIRDO