SmallCaliberCentral

I haven't been on 204ruger.com for a while. Probably because I haven't been doing any small game hunting of late. That all changed on Wednesday night. There was stuff all on the television and I decided to call one of my locals for a chat. "G'day, I'm being overrun with Foxes, when are you comi...

Just before Christmas, Andrew and I decided to have a last crack at a bunny or three for 2007. We went out to the usual property to find it in the best condition in years - lush and green with long grass!!!!! Amazing what a few wet weeks can do to a place. The VSSFs nailed 19 bunnies and busted a yo...

Very nice shooting on the rabbits and the fox.He or she looks a very healthy fox(or did)! Just wondering if you ever use a sound moderator on your rifles,or is Australia another country where they are difficult to get hold of? Also do you have any problems with mange on your foxes over there? The r...

It was Thursday evening, I was finishing up at work, the wife was staying in Sydney visiting her Grandmother and our daughter was staying overnight at her cousins. I was home alone, Being a firm believer of never letting an opportunity go by, I made the usual arrangements with the Cocky for a spotli...

That's very colourful and beautiful hunting country. Sensational photos, especially the sunrise through the trees. A successful hunt however you look at it. Congratulations to your cousin too.

Very impressive stuff trev.

Good shooting foxwhistler. Interesting photos too.

Congratulations Brian, good hunting and thank you for your inspirational story and photos.

Best price for a Leupold VX-III 3.5-10x40mm scope and fast delivery to Australia. Beat the local prices by A$344. Recommended.

Excellent shooting trevort. Those Nosler 70gr BTs sure do make a mess of Basil.

Good job with the soil fertilisation.

My Leupold 4.5-14x40mm AO lives on 9x for general use. Have gone up to 14x a couple of times to belt a fox out past 300yds.

.204 Sniper wrote:What kinda snake was that in the water?

That's an eel mate. He was approximately 3' long.

STREWTH!!!!!!

What a beauty!!!!

Congratulations on your first "Yote".