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Fox and rabbit was introduced from England. Fox in 1855 and rabbit in 1859 for hunting. New Zealand does not have foxes. Deer and hares were also introduced into Australia for hunting.

Certainly feels that way. English terraformed it.

@pois3689 Tutte le volpi uccidono agnelli, vitelli e molti animali autoctoni come echidna, bandicoot e opossum. Il governo paga una taglia di 10 dollari per ogni volpe cacciata.

@@mchughcb 👍

@@davidpearn4344 About 50 in the first creek.

Was a sambar but I didn't get it on video.

Was a great day. Will be in the mud swamp next week 😂

@swishswish386 Hills were bigger , colder and not as sunny. I agree.

На жаль, моя чорна такса Маруся минулого тижня померла, і я похована в лісі. Їй було 14 років. Моїй коричневій таксі Фросі 12 років, скоро я візьму її на полювання. Вибачте, що субтитри не працюють. Зазвичай я мало розмовляю, окрім того, щоб сказати, якою рушницею та набоями я користуюся, куди може втекти лисиця та сказати іншим мисливцям, якщо лисиця мертва. Я все ще стріляю самбарських оленів вночі, тому що в цей час вони приходять поїсти на ферми.

Yes and yes

Nice work,mate.😎🍺🍺

Yep out Gippsland this weekend. Doesn't get better than this. Green pastures, cool weather and warm sun with the sound of the hounds in full flight.

Shotkam Gen4

@@mchughcb thanks heaps mate

Yes I have. I have found that if you regulate both barrels for one optic sight they will not be regulated for the second optic sight, and can be out by several inches. On the BBF with the rifle shotgun barrel then I just make sure the rifle barrel is sighted in. the shotgun is close enough. But on the 9.3x74R x 9.3x74R I have only regulated to one swaro scope that's it.

Thank you. Now I know that I'm not crazy. I think manufacturer should mention that in user manual at least.

It's in the description. 12 gauge NSI 32gram #2 lead shot. 3.5mm diameter.

No fox, only Sambar😂

No I haven't hunted with them for a while.

Yep I saw more sambar than foxes.

syf i malaria

Lol, a wee bit bigger.

Great days, great views and bloody cold.

It was some climb and 5 degrees up there dying of hypothermia but it was worth it watching the deer coming around the mountain.

I'm using IC, C, IC. They are carlson chokes I bought off ebay . They are better quality than the remchokes that came with the original gun and are rated for steel and tungsten supershot. A lot of people love full chokes but in my experience over hounds IC is better as if you can be a bit more off target and still bring down the game by going to a smaller shot size like #2.

@mchughcb thankyou for the reply and the info, I will look into the Carlson chokes.

They were sneaking about in the pea souper yesterday.

Fitted me very well.

@@mchughcb 😃🤙 , better off sticking with Chiappa 😉🤙 it seems to work very well

@@mchughcb Looked like it was shooting very low. It would have been a good one for the ShotKam

@timebert9467 It appears that way on first shot.

Was sweating once I started blood tracking

And 11 more on Sunday. 36 in total.

24 grams of #7. Used it on the 40m shot too.

@@mchughcb Amazing, would TSS no.4(3.3mm) be better in a 12ga, 32grm?

@bruceyeoward6544 That's overkill. 28gtams of #7 kills better than 42grams of lead BBs.

@@mchughcb Tks, what choke best for a 12ga, 28grm TSS. Like to give it a try. Mylar wrap in a standard plastic wad OK.

@bruceyeoward6544 I'm using cylinder and improved cylinder. I've used standard wads and two wraps of Mylar before but the tungsten can penetrate the wad wall during firing and scratch the bore. I recommend the special steel/tss wads from ballistic products and I use pearl barley as a filler to ensure the shot stays inside the wad while in the barrel.

Yes. Finley first.

Well spent weekend. 😎

@@sandgroper4788 The great outdoors

lol 3600ftlb is a bit too much

@@mchughcb 😆 maybe but it be bloody good fun