just a quick note out there to any magicians or wizards out there, i need some one to help me speed up time.......... anybody
lol
got a wallaby hunt coming up in two and a half weeks and im a little impatient. i went on one in november last year and my 204 was one week late arriving for it so ive had to wait almost 9 months to try it out.
Madracer,
That's a tough one! You could try doing what I do, take your rifle into a dark room and gently stroke her while chanting "here skippy..here skippy...here skippy" into the wee hours of the night. Your results may vary, but we in the pacific northwest have a long gap between sage rat seasons and waiting is not one of my favorite things! As the old saying goes " patience my butt, I'm going to kill something!" On a more serious note, you should make a list of everything that you will need for the shoot and then spent your time making sure you don't forget anything at the last minute. Good hunting! Gary
I got one of those! It was the first .22 I ever bought!
I didn't shoot her for about a year.................I got my Ruger/Volquartsen 77/17 in .17 HMR.
Then I discovered Winchester Supreme Hollow Points!
She shoots 3/4" at 100 yards........................Dr. Nasty is back!
When your attack is going well you are about to be ambushed.
I want to try the new ballistic tip V Max's.................I forget who makes them. I heard the Rem's were crap.
I paid $185 out the door with 5 magazines in 1988! Almost 20 years old............was my 'truck gun' so she has some character scratches...............but still shoots like a house of fire!
Gotta love them Marlins!
(Take her out on a date!................ler her smoke a varmint!)
When your attack is going well you are about to be ambushed.
I hope this gets there in time! You might check before using the .204, I think Aus has a minimum caliber requirement of .224" for wallabies and roos, to make sure there's a quick kill (yes, I know it's a dumb requirement, but the law is the law).
Build a man a fire, and he's warm for a day. Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life!
im in nz so theres no minimum limit on anything deer included.
i have been thinking about that for a amount of time because i only use 32 gr's but as long as i hit them in the top half there should be no problem. I have shot a few with my 22 magnum and they fall straight down.
its quite odd really theres only one spot in the whole country that they live in but in that area there a plague. we shot average this weekend and got 44
Your results may vary, but we in the pacific northwest have a long gap between sage rat seasons and waiting is not one of my favorite things! As the old saying goes " patience my butt, I'm going to kill something!" 
On a more serious note, you should make a list of everything that you will need for the shoot and then spent your time making sure you don't forget anything at the last minute. Good hunting! 
Gary
I want to try the new ballistic tip V Max's.................I forget who makes them. I heard the Rem's were crap.
You might check before using the .204, I think Aus has a minimum caliber requirement of .224" for wallabies and roos, to make sure there's a quick kill (yes, I know it's a dumb requirement, but the law is the law).