Minimum of five states the law. So it could be more but I is tighter than a ducks......rear.Why 5? Just curious. Could it be 4 or 6 or 9?
Minimum of five states the law. So it could be more but I is tighter than a ducks......rear.Why 5? Just curious. Could it be 4 or 6 or 9?
I need some translation on this.For rabbiting when there is a R in the months good sport can be obtained walking up with a couple of spaniels in rough cover of bracken , whinny , and gorse, For a more leisure day a days ferreting rabbits with out nets can be good sport if they bolt OK ,only trouble with this type is loading the gun quick enough and not to make a mistake on loading .
Feltwad
Is that still going around? I know 6 years ago the north western region of Colorado took a big hit in the rabbit population, along with populations along the Colorado front range. I think it was a mix of Tularemia and some sort of Rabbit Fever.Help me understand how you were able to put multiple shot balls in your rifle. Or am I just misunderstanding and you really put one ball in at the time. Which rifle do you have that allowed multiple balls and his do you make them stay in the barrel? Good job in the rabbits! I don’t hunt them in Colorado due to a disease that’s taking over the population. Bummer
I remember when I first tried it, a few years ago now. I got a rabbit at 40 yards or so.What kind of effective range are you getting with that 5-ball combo?
In a rifle I would not load more than two full size ball Pete.I tried this in my 50 cal flintlock rifle today.....I hit nothing lol. Not surprised really
I tried 6x.375 and 4x.458 over 50gn 2f. I've used an ounce of size 4 shot over 50gn before and it was surprisingly useful out to 15m. I really need to make it a smoothboreIn a rifle I would not load more than two full size ball Pete.
If its a good rifle don't fix what doesn't need fixing.I tried 6x.375 and 4x.458 over 50gn 2f. I've used an ounce of size 4 shot over 50gn before and it was surprisingly useful out to 15m. I really need to make it a smoothbore
Its only as good as it is usefulIf its a good rifle don't fix what doesn't need fixing.
We used to have a skin trade for them,but now you can't sell.wild skins for akubrasThat is a big rabbit , we have the same species here in New Zealand and also in Australia . They were released for the fur/meat trade by early settlers and with no natural predators , soon became a pest . They swarmed over certain parts of the country in their hundreds of thousands . Rabbit boards were set up to control the numbers which in some cases forced farmers off their land . They were shot , poisoned with arsenic and cyanide gas ,1080 coated carrots dropped from the air . They were even even blown up in their burrows with acetylene gas . Lately Calici virus has been introduced , but they still survive , so we have no seasons or limits on numbers or firearms caliber .
My Akubra is made from wild rabbit fur . Note Akubra's are Australian hats , sort of like Stetsons but an Ausie will tell you better than a StetsonWe used to have a skin trade for them,but now you can't sell.wild skins for akubras
I know what an akubra isMy Akubra is made from wild rabbit fur . Note Akubra's are Australian hats , sort of like Stetsons but an Ausie will tell you better than a Stetson
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