Dairy farm ratting

You are a lucky guy, surrounded by really nice guys. That hunt seemed productive and fun.

Go hit them

Nice one

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Indeed lucky, thanks Yosh!

Glem, that looked fun! Those are some biggies too .

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It was the most fun I've had night hunting I'd say, there are some serious porkers there.

Very nice indeed! Keep pounding those vermin... there really must be a lot of them to keep multiple shooters busy. Good for you.

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There is a plentiful supply no doubt, I'll DEFINITELY bring out my PP700 for the close shots I had a flashlight on a couple within 10 feet and they just either froze or kept doing what they're doing. The PP will have something to say about that.

The Summer Solstice Rat Slaughter was a success!

Your Boss setup with the LW .22 barrel is a sweet shooting rifle. It is also surprisingly quiet shooting at 150 bar reg pressure. It seemed quieter than my Streamline.

Thanks for coming out to our inaugural event!

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Thanks very much Carlo, with the smaller Royale hammer weight it is surprisingly quiet. I like to run that reg pressure just so it's happy between the 2 calibers and I don't need to change the setting constantly. I got 120 shots on the reg, I loved your setup as well that Streamline took some lives last night no doubt haha. If I wanted I could also run no hammer weight and make it even more efficient and quieter probably. Mark is a killer with that AA, I didn't see many misses come out of it. I had a fair amount of misses misjudging distance.

Appreciate the PM and the invite that was a blast and loved every minute of it.

We usually go from 9-1 or 2 am. Only really heats up around 10-11.





The cows in this pic weren't behind when these rats were shot. Carlo and myself got between 35-45 each I'd guess.



A pic from Carlos wicked thermal spotting scope. This is me in the field.