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Long Range plinking
Well, one of our Collies and I have been sitting out back, keeping an eye out for chicken huntin foxes. I'm just kicking up dirt around them to discourage them from getting too close. I don't shoot with the dog out here, we're just looking right now.
There're lots of rabbits and mice out and about. They can feed their young just fine way down yonder. image.jpg
Last edited by Fred; 04-10-2018 at 05:34.
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Oh my jolly golly that thing looks like it'd be a lot of fun! How does it work for you when potting a varmint? Sincerely. bruce.
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Hope the muzzle blast from that fine rifle doesn’t hurt the dog’s hearing!
Hopefully, you take the dog’s hearing into consideration when you “touch ‘er off”!
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Oh, I'm not shooting now, just using the scope to look for coyote's and Fox. The dog's eyes are sharp at picking out movement. Later, I'll frighten them off with close shots off to the side.
I don't consider them a threat to us. No need to kill. I just remind them to keep their distance around our ranch. It's fun.
They keep the dogs sharp and on their toes too.
Last edited by Fred; 04-10-2018 at 05:09.
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Anyway, I just used this little table to set the rifle on while I photographed it. It's obviously not a shooting table. LOL
Last edited by Fred; 04-12-2018 at 05:45.
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I like the way this table reflects light. It helps me photograph the rifle. Pretty neat.
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