Recent content by Longbrownbox

Nice shooting guys. Would have loved to shoot that CZ357!

It does nicely but if you ever find yourself shooting upside down, my pouch closes and the pellets won’t fall out. 😂

I actually have 2. The first 153 yds on video: using my Daystate Safari.22 cal with 25 gr redesigned JSB pellets. I shot 2 pigeons. After hitting the first and one pigeon did not fly, I called the 2nd and hit it too! No accident. The second wasn’t on film but was witnessed. It was a prairie dog...

Here is the card. I could barely see it cut in two.

Monthly Airgun Challenge It took me 10 shots to cut the card at 48 yds. I put a black mark across early but then a clean cut at #10. Just learning the Triggercam. Love how it mounts but I need to work on the focus. The card is hard for these OLD eyes to see. Uragan 2 25 cal. Athlon MidasTac...

Splitting cards! Will post the actual shot next…maybe.

Scott D & I ended up shooting 205 on the second day for a total of 438 birds. We brought some on the collared dove home to eat.

we shot mostly pigeons but we did shoot several collared dove, starling and even these small ground squirrels.

Here’s what I have to contend with.

First of all, Scott D & I are airgun shooters not photographers. I did not have to say this because it will be obvious as you view this video. I shot a prickly pear cactus about 25 yds. Would have shot further but Scott wouldn’t climb over the fence.

We shot 233 today and stopped just after 3pm

Crossed the NM line yesterday and we are hunting today. Will give an update soon.

Scott Dellinger flew down from Washington state to visit & hunt. We will head out after church services tomorrow for 3 days of bliss with pigeons on our mind. Will keep you posted. chuck

Igolfat8, I love your records & feel your pain. I sat at one location at a dairy in Phoenix and shot 306 collared dove in 3 hours. I took a grain shovel to get them up and put in garage bags. This video will give some idea of how hard it was to find the birds!