MAn thats a big one RM007!

Here's a couple with my foxpro 32. (I now have an FX5) You are going to love yours!!!!

Just a few quick pics. A fox and a few hares.

quote:

Originally posted by Buglemintoday:
Excellent Fox! I took one in my backyard recently with my Gamo Air Rifle



Pm Sent as well

Buglemintoday, Is that a Backstabber Ice? If so, it's a long way from here in PA where it was made

Yes it is! I have talked to Curtis over the phone a few times. How do you know him/ the call? I have 2 of them

We are both members of the Pennsylvania Predator Hunters Assoc. I've met him a couple times. Curtis is a good guy, and makes great calls.

That is awesome!

I've told him whenever he thinks he can make it down here I will quit my job and take him out pig and predator hunting
One of these days ill make it up there

Were ya'll calling for the lion and the badgers? I hear from a lot of people that one of the best places to get a badger called in is a Prairie dog field! Those are some great animals!

Justin

Badgers are gonna be in p-dog towns and out here we have Richardsons Ground Squirrels that we call gophers, we have them by the gazzillions. Badgers love em and most ranchers would tell ya they'd love the badgers back if they just fill in their holes after they dug em.

I can't wait to see the one Bob in Tx is getting mounted! If I ever get a good sized badger I am definately getting it mounted

Justin

Serval - Zimbabwe 2005

Serval?

Very interesting animal!

a few from 07

223 ultra varmint 50 gr v-max

Remington 788 222. 36 gr varmint grenades

savage 17 hmr v-max

savage 17hmr v-max

h&r 22 hornet 35 grain v-max

taurus 17hmr v-max

howaby vanguard 270wsm 110 gr v-max

hey there Ben, nice pics. I just love seeing those pics of the dead whistlepigs it really gets my blood pumpin, ive been seeing alot of them out already this year out here in the gettysburg, york area im going out this weekend if the weather is nice to see if i can get a couple ill be using my new 22 mag and my 300 winny, should be fun. Later

thanks bill, its still a little cold out for groundhog huntin up here in bedford county, Your in hog heaven down your way, I loose track of how many i see every time i go down the turnpike.

I am envious of your predator hunting, I have done a little in Africa, some Wyoming and Montana prairie dog and ground squirrel hunting, and shot a few corvids.

Black baboon Khomas mountains Namibia


African wildcat and springhares Kalahari Namibia


Puff Adder Kalahari Namibia.

Some prairie poodle still action shots and a couple of vids

http://predatorhuntcanada.ca/forum/showthread.php?t=676

http://predatorhuntcanada.ca/forum/showthread.php?t=626

Here are some yotes from last year.
http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=13285

http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=13393

http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=15133

Here is some I shot this summer.

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w345/tunahunter_photos/BigfatGH.jpg

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w345/tunahunter_photos/Number20.jpg

those are some bigass groundhogs tunaman, what caliber is your savage?

Here is a little different "double".

Set up the call about 40 yards down a sendero from my position and started to play the cottontail blues.

Almost immediately, the bobcat ran out of the thick brush into the two track and started running down the right rut. Dropped it about 100 yards out and at the shot, the coyote ran out into the two track, apparently using same trail as the bobcat, looking over his shoulder in my direction. When he reached the cat, he was still looking back, and tripped over the dead cat. He got up and paused a bit too long, still looking in my direction when the 55 gr. NBT caught up with him just 10' past the cat.




A bit more conventional double was this hasrd charging pair called in to the FX5. The male was closing on the call and I was worried he would pick up my smell so barked to stop him; he would not stop so hit him head on with a 100 gr. Nosler solid base bullet from Dtech 243 WSSM. His mate broke left into the brush, crossing the sendero about 150 yards out and paused just long enough for me to hurry the shot and miss!

Hit the Ki Yi and she came back down the sendero toward her mate. The picture shows where they fell.



Regards,
hm

Ben,
My Savage is in 223, my favorite Hog load is Lapua brass Win SRP 36 gr Barnes VG 25.0 gr Vit N130 3830 fps. Here is a picture of five shots at 100 yds.
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w345/tunahunter_photos/Image.jpg

quote:

Originally posted by Ruck:
Just like GHD, i can sure vouch for the 6x18 with the AO, not the side focus nikon. I have one on my 25-06 and it's DEADLY. It is extremely repeatable when coupled with rock solid bases/rings. Furthest to date with it was a crow at 707 yards. GHD can vouch for the rifle.

Why not the side focus?

Do these count as varmints???

Here are a couple of mine...

Wolf shot at 220 yards with 22-250 60gr Sierra Varminter Hp's @ 3580fps.



1000 lbs interior grizzly skull measures 24 1/16" shot at 230 - 250 yards with Rem 700 LSS 375RUM 300gr Partitions @ 2800fps.

Here's a cute little guy I spotted doing some of his own varminting....while out shooting p/dogs this summer..this weasel drags a downed p/dog right past my shootin' table...he took him down...very aggressive critters...

Weasels are murderers of the highest degree. I used to have 2 ferrets that would kill and eat about any mouse I fed them in 3 seconds.

I always wanted to feed them a cat.

quote:

Originally posted by montdoug:
Neat pics guys. Here's a couple of ours. Badger with a Cooper .17 Ackley Hornet.



The wife with a couple p-dogs and a Cooper .17 MachIV



First three rock chucks shot with a newly built .20 Dasher (BR improved with a 40 degree shoulder necked to .20 caliber). Built on a 40X. First chuck Lieca'd 497 yards.



Boo-Coo jackrabbits whacked with an Anschutz .22 Hornet Exemplar.



a Couple badgers that ran afoul of a .17 MachIV



"Best for last" the lion my son got this hunting season.



Sure nice not having one of those pesky day jobs anymore.

I hope you bought those Coopers WAY before 2004!

Weasels:



My bad....

I only want to shoot one with my camera is all...

My one and only picture of a varmint with my Savage Striker in .243

Just some here and there pics...
Oregon Sage Rats...



Seafire Jr, Lefty 10/22, 6 Power Tasco Super World Class... taken at 125 yds..22 LR




Seafire Jr, 94/22, 100 yds.. May 2008


Klamath Co Oregon May 2008


Talk about handing a liberal his ass back...


and then Dad gets to take a shot or two once in a while...taken at about 200 yds, 13.5 grains of Blue Dot, 55 grain SP Hornady... not bad for something the size of a pop can..



the culprit..

With a little bigger 'varmint' this past month...

ALL THAT LONG RANGE VARMINT SHOOTING GETS ME GOING BUT HOW ABOUT THOSE WHITETAILS OF MR GROUND DEVASTATION

.220 swift

.223 rem.

quote:

Originally posted by Ingvar J. Kristjansson:
.223 rem.

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Definitely need more info ....... Were they called in ?,, what load ?... what ranges ? How are the off sides of the hides ???

Absolutely IMPRESSIVE !!!!!!!

They were shot over bait....and the range is usually from 30-100 metres. I use Hornady Sp and V-max 50 gr. with N-133 powder about 24-25 gr. if I remember correctly.

quote:

Originally posted by Ingvar J. Kristjansson:
.223 rem.

A fun night!
Is this from this year or last.
Did you get many more.

Called this one awhile back. He came into about 5 yds from the call.

articfoxhunter....the photo was taken 3 or 4 years ago

My first yote shot on the run at around 30 yards or so. At first I thought she was a bobcat for as quick as she was moving and the color but realized she was a yote. All I can say is I gave her a "root canal" with my 30.06 and a 165 grain Hornady BTSP made from my handload. http://i433.photobucket.com/al...sox3006/DSC00092.jpg
http://i433.photobucket.com/al...sox3006/DSC00091.jpg


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