Fighting an invasion?

Since I took down a raccoon recently of monster proportions I've been on a near nightly pest control crusade. This time I managed to catch a few of the shots with the ATN 4k. Please bear in mind I'm no editing wizard, and shooting at 10yds with 25 degree angle is proving to be way more challenging than my typical 30 to 40yd shots. That being said there are a few misses, but all have been recovered and disposed of. Also of note, the first few scenes with the IR lighting are with my .22 Mutant, but once my batteries died I switched to the .25 Wildcat.



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Holy cripe those possums were huge!! And that coon was a monster!!

Shooting up close is definitely more challenging than the distance where you're zeroed or even further.

Don't worry about the misses....I've had plenty of those. Great shots and thanks so much for sharing with us! It's nice to see so many guys shooting at night....it sure is exciting!

:)
 
Possum are some tough animals, one was hit by a car in front of my house so i thought id put it out of its misery 5 point blank shots later in the head it was still running in circles then a taxi driver driving by stopped and pulled a golf club rod without a head on it gave him 3 more wacks to the base of the neck still crawling in circles with a broken neck he gave up gave me the club and about 5 wacks later it finally stopped.... he might have survived the car! 
 
None taken Glem. Since posting I've only witnessed one possum raiding the cat food on our front porch. Today I'm going to try to check both my wildcat and mutant over the chronograph as well as see if I can't do some changes to the setup to make shooting easier. I'd of done these things sooner, but after rolling my ankle last sunday I've been reluctant to make more trips than necessary to my rural property or up the attic stairs.