@reiffra945 and I made a trip to the dairy today. The temps were in the 50s and great conditions. We bagged 224 flying rats and just fell shy of breaking the 10,000 bird total at 9975. Sorry @JungleShooter , we tried.
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Set a new world record today 306 … and shattered that record again 451 and AGAIN ... 540!
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You are still my HEROS!!
Thanks for ridding Earth of those pests.
I wish you a good start in the new pesting year.
Three
Matthias
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@igolfat8 and @reiffra945, you are good shooters and lucky to share in the adventure together. Kudos to you gents on the simply awesome number of birds taken…
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Thanks for the kind words @JungleShooter and @L.Leon . I consider myself blessed to have a buddy that I can share our airgun adventures with.
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@reiffra945 and I made a trip to the dairy this week. It was cold and we whimped out after about an hour in the breezy frozen barns but eliminated 86 winged rats before we cried uncle. The barns were loaded with 100s of flying pests. Look at the droppings on the backs of the cows. It’s sad the conditions these animals endure.
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Glorious. Simply glorious!
86 kills by 2 shooters in 1 hour:
➠ Amounts to a kill every 1 minute and 23 seconds.
Thanks for sharing, thanks for killing pesky rats, thanks for helping the suffering cows, thanks for helping the farmer.
Matthias
86 kills by 2 shooters in 1 hour:
➠ Amounts to a kill every 1 minute and 23 seconds.
Thanks for sharing, thanks for killing pesky rats, thanks for helping the suffering cows, thanks for helping the farmer.
Matthias
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And thanks for posting. ;-)Glorious. Simply glorious!
86 kills by 2 shooters in 1 hour:
➠ Amounts to a kill every 1 minute and 23 seconds.
Thanks for sharing, thanks for killing pesky rats, thanks for helping the suffering cows, thanks for helping the farmer.
Matthias
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Thanks @JungleShooter and @Deadeye Dick . We are planning our next trip Monday and hope to break 10,000 total! We had hoped to break that number in December but the conditions were not favorable. I got some new insulated boots and re-chargeable hand warmers so we will see if that allows me to stay out a bit longer in the cold conditions?
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You guys need to muster up a few more shooters for your eradication efforts. Keep up the good work.
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I use silk/polyester base layers with wool long johns over that. Look into some surplus fleece layers and windproof outerlayer. Wool socks and glove liners help also. One thing I hate is being cold and have started to figure out what works and what doesn't to help you stay out longer.
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Standing on concrete is hard on the body. Standing on cold concrete just sucks the heat right out of you. I used to cut up an emergency blanket and put it under my insoles. Between that and some hand warmers it helped a lot.
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I'm thinking they have to be real selective about shooters because I'm betting a high power pellet gun might puncture the roof?
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describe if you would the "extension" on the Primos tripod. I'm guessing it is the shorter of the two models and you added it for additional height? Thanks.
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Our body’s stay warm. The cold concrete is brutal as it sucks the heat out of our feet. The wind is equally bad as it freezes our gloved hands. Yes we use hand warmers but sometimes they just aren’t enough.
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We use the tallest tri pod trigger stick but most of our shots are vertical and we need a taller extension.
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@reiffra945 and I made another trip to the dairy today and dropped 176 pigeons which brings our total to date at 10,241. We both used rechargeable hand warmers for the first time and we give them 4 thumbs up.
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