It’s official, I just got lucky
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Precisely, just what I was thinking!Perhaps someone chewed a fly up then blew it out through a straw.
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Nice.
I got one at 50 M last Saturday, but i think i just took its head off, saw something fall down the BR50 card, and there wasent that much splatter just a little and what i assume was parts of a couple of legs.
I have tried many times today to hit a fly at 80 M, but with the winds i was to a large degree relying on luck.
So i decided to do a false fly target after that ( cardboard with small dots made by a marker ) shooting 5 shots at each " fly "
That way i did get a few kills, and as i just found out also a picture of the damn fly.
But the winds was hard to work with, and some times i completely misread the feel on my skin and the trees behind the target.
But i think it is a valid way to practice reading the wind and compensating.
I need some wind markers i think,,,,,,, and more practice.
I got one at 50 M last Saturday, but i think i just took its head off, saw something fall down the BR50 card, and there wasent that much splatter just a little and what i assume was parts of a couple of legs.
I have tried many times today to hit a fly at 80 M, but with the winds i was to a large degree relying on luck.
So i decided to do a false fly target after that ( cardboard with small dots made by a marker ) shooting 5 shots at each " fly "
That way i did get a few kills, and as i just found out also a picture of the damn fly.
But the winds was hard to work with, and some times i completely misread the feel on my skin and the trees behind the target.
But i think it is a valid way to practice reading the wind and compensating.
I need some wind markers i think,,,,,,, and more practice.
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If ya ever want to shoot more just put some sugar water or a piece of hard candy on the target paper....
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That is a great trophy photo , and a new standard for these because:
1) One of many noxious unloved insect pest targets.
2) Obliterated while forming a printed hard copy non controversial image.
1) One of many noxious unloved insect pest targets.
2) Obliterated while forming a printed hard copy non controversial image.
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