Hunting Giant Jackrabbits with EVOL

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A few years ago I received the 1st prototype of the American Air Arms EVOL in .30 to take out into the field and use as intended. This is a documentation of one of my first trips out with this rifle into one of the most remote terrain I could find. Marley and I spent a week out in this area and were able to have some great long range success with the EVOL. Since then some changes have been made to the rifle but from time to time I still enjoy getting out with this gun that's still one of my favorites. Hope some may enjoy this adventure and can appreciate the footage we gathered. 

https://youtu.be/03xMfhjc-oA

 

[Motorhead]

Dana,

Is there any connection to a lack of Trees and what would seem an ideal hunting area for winged RAPTORS ( hawks and eagles ) ?

 

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Dana,

Is there any connection to a lack of Trees and what would seem an ideal hunting area for winged RAPTORS ( hawks and eagles ) ?

No Eagles here but certainly plenty of Hawkes and several species of Owl I've encountered. Further north is a Condor sanctuary that can be visited with special permits. 

 

[Blackpaw]

Enjoyed the video Dana. I hope you and Marley have a wonderful Christmas and happy new year with your family and friends.

 

[Airgun-hobbyist]

Great video as always Dana. Nice to see the evolution of the Evol as well.

 

[shamu]

Great video Dana. Totally enjoyed watching. Sure makes me want to put an Evo along side my Slayer. 

What bullets were you using?

 

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Great video Dana. Totally enjoyed watching. Sure makes me want to put an Evo along side my Slayer. 

What bullets were you using?

Thanks, was using the 43.8gr NSA's

 

[psycho62]

Thanks for the footage enjoyed it

 

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Thanks for the footage enjoyed it

Appreciate you taking the time to watch, this was an incredible trip. Looking forward to going back soon.

 

[Cbourbeau32]

As usual Dana, great video! 

 

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As usual Dana, great video!

Thanks, this might be the most action I'll have for awhile.