Bunny busting with the FX
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2022 10:50 pm
Been a while since I’d been out to this place, probably close to 4 months due to work and other commitments (cod fishing etc) so wasn’t sure what to expect game wise.
Was surprised to see the rabbits had made a comeback in a big way (compared to last time) so didn’t waste anytime getting into them. Most of the shooting was in a stretch of land about 200m long and about 50-80 yards wide. Small considering the block is 100 acres.
The Rico RL42 on the FX Dreamline paired with a Lynx LH19 as a spotter is great for this sort of work. The spotter is a wide field of view so your not scanning as hard and the Rico RL42 just works for this and longer stuff. The .25 cal FX Dreamline is just a beast. Point it at most things out to 60 yards and they just die (if you do your bit).
The more I use it the more I love it. Don’t really see the need for a .22 anymore.
The great thing about thermal is you can walk round without spiking most things unless you make too much noise or the smell you.
Also you can observe everything without tipping them off so it’s a great tool for learning habits of animals.
Anyway enough talking. Here’s the video from the night including a 2 4 1 on a pair that look close together but were actually about 1.5 meters apart. The pic in the video doesn’t show it well as it misses the bottom of the photo.
https://youtu.be/JLfBxvtvmyg
Thanks for watching.
Cheers,
Rob
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Was surprised to see the rabbits had made a comeback in a big way (compared to last time) so didn’t waste anytime getting into them. Most of the shooting was in a stretch of land about 200m long and about 50-80 yards wide. Small considering the block is 100 acres.
The Rico RL42 on the FX Dreamline paired with a Lynx LH19 as a spotter is great for this sort of work. The spotter is a wide field of view so your not scanning as hard and the Rico RL42 just works for this and longer stuff. The .25 cal FX Dreamline is just a beast. Point it at most things out to 60 yards and they just die (if you do your bit).
The more I use it the more I love it. Don’t really see the need for a .22 anymore.
The great thing about thermal is you can walk round without spiking most things unless you make too much noise or the smell you.
Also you can observe everything without tipping them off so it’s a great tool for learning habits of animals.
Anyway enough talking. Here’s the video from the night including a 2 4 1 on a pair that look close together but were actually about 1.5 meters apart. The pic in the video doesn’t show it well as it misses the bottom of the photo.
https://youtu.be/JLfBxvtvmyg
Thanks for watching.
Cheers,
Rob
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