Jess and I have been after a rabbit with a flintlock for a few weekends, the weather keeping the rabbits in their burrows and the gun shooing high was making for a worthy challenge!
A rifle would of been easy, to easy!
The gun I adjusted, at the muzzle, it seems to of done the trick.
25yards just point and shoot, DRT.
Still no rabbit!
Jess was feeling sorry for herself today, she was receiving strong chastisement! She thinks she knows it all sometimes but knows nothing!
With strong emphasis I made her walk to heel and she knew I was on her case!
It was however the look on her face when in the 40mph gusts, (had a pine come down not 30yds away today too)we crested a ridge in a wood and on the other side was brambles. Next I told her to "get in". She looked at me with ears errect and a tilted her head!
With joy she lept forward and started to work the bank side.
Well the gamble paid off and a rabbit broke cover not ten yards away and ran to my left. When just about to go out of view and clear of Jess I flicked the gun through to see a flash and bang, the wind made like there was no smoke so I actually saw the rabbit bowl over, wow I was elated!
Got home, washed Jess, praised her some more and fed her.
Put the kettle on and washed the gun.
Shhh, whispering. I think Jess is still sulking with me but hey, I can't have two females wanting to wear the trousers!
B. :thumbsup:
A rifle would of been easy, to easy!
The gun I adjusted, at the muzzle, it seems to of done the trick.
25yards just point and shoot, DRT.
Still no rabbit!
Jess was feeling sorry for herself today, she was receiving strong chastisement! She thinks she knows it all sometimes but knows nothing!
With strong emphasis I made her walk to heel and she knew I was on her case!
It was however the look on her face when in the 40mph gusts, (had a pine come down not 30yds away today too)we crested a ridge in a wood and on the other side was brambles. Next I told her to "get in". She looked at me with ears errect and a tilted her head!
With joy she lept forward and started to work the bank side.
Well the gamble paid off and a rabbit broke cover not ten yards away and ran to my left. When just about to go out of view and clear of Jess I flicked the gun through to see a flash and bang, the wind made like there was no smoke so I actually saw the rabbit bowl over, wow I was elated!
Got home, washed Jess, praised her some more and fed her.
Put the kettle on and washed the gun.
Shhh, whispering. I think Jess is still sulking with me but hey, I can't have two females wanting to wear the trousers!
B. :thumbsup: