Starling head-splitter!!
- Thread starter Bob_O
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I normally record at 120fps so when I put the clips onto the computer and saw the crosshair (60fps), I knew the slow-mo wasn't going to be that great. I'll make sure to set it back to 120 frames before I shoot again.
Still decent though. I hope to get out to a farm or two tomorrow. Going to be 25*F so it'll feel like a heatwave! The day I made this recording it was -1*F for a high temp.
;-)
Still decent though. I hope to get out to a farm or two tomorrow. Going to be 25*F so it'll feel like a heatwave! The day I made this recording it was -1*F for a high temp.
;-)
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Did you recover the starling? I think it would be interesting to see if the head actually split.
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Great head shot, shot. I love shooting at starlings outdoors but the bulk of my shooting is indoors with the cows. 100 plus last night with my Beeman R7, it was cold, cold, cold... and single loading is slow in the semi-darkness. Will be detuning my Urban to use as my indoor rig. With my Compatto I shot one starling at 70 yards (range finder measured) missed with first shot, allowed for wind, crumpled it. The cold is weakening my enthusiasm.
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Thanks guys.....I need to get the random shots video going. Lots of starlings get smoked good!
But I'm working on the Crown barrel getting it ready for longer sleeve and slug liner.
But I'm working on the Crown barrel getting it ready for longer sleeve and slug liner.
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