Shot of the week. LGU .177 30yds. JSB Exact Heavy.
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That's kinda weird. That's never happened to me ever. What angle did you hit him from?
Matt
Matt
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This was actually from last summer ,btw. I hit (female English Sparrow) her broadside. I went to retrieve her and noticed "something" missing! Found the noggin about 2 feet away. Ive done a Lot of pesting in my day and Never has this happened to me before! At least there was no suffering involved.
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talk about loosing your mind ,,last summer where i shoot i found a fresh dead coyote ,the park ranger just happened to come along and i showed him,,, he studied it and determined,,, it wss hit by a vehicle ,,when i looked at it it had its head tail and paws cut off,,, i asked the ranger what kind of vehicle he thought ,,he said a fast one go figure people are strange
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The female English Sparrows do look very similar. There are subtle differences,however. (Aside from location of the head.)
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English sparrow for sure.
I have to be careful with some shots as there are finches at the farm that feed off the ground, they can be mistaken for sparrows if on their own. If sparrows are feeding with them, it's easy to differentiate.
I have to be careful with some shots as there are finches at the farm that feed off the ground, they can be mistaken for sparrows if on their own. If sparrows are feeding with them, it's easy to differentiate.
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