Just got back from a great trip of Sage Rat shooting had really good weather the babies where just coming out our last day we had some new shooters so it was really fun watching there reactions to exploding critters
Heres some photos to share my camera only works good on close shots so thats what I got just close pics
This one is a bloody mess split into 2
This one is exploded all over the screen look for all the little chunks spread out that 40 grain vmax does the trick
Hes soaring to great heights
May Your Barrels Be Hot & Your Smiles Plentiful
Rem 700 VLSS .204
Great pics of "Skippy's" flying lessons. Like you guys, I just love this time of year. Spring is my favorite season! I've had to back off of some shooting so I can keep up with reloading, so I will be ready for next week. With 3 varmint rigs on one trip, it takes a little time to catch back up for the next trip.
NRA Benefactor Life member HOWA 1500 Varmint 204 Ruger, Bull Barrel, Hogue Overmold Stock, Leupold VXII 6-18x40mm AO LRV Custom Reticle Timney Trigger
Cooper Mdl 21 20VarTargW/Leupold VXIII, 6-20x40AO Varmint Hunter reticle.
Bumper crop this year from what Ive seen. The little ones are out early too, had a triple on em last week. Wish gas wasn't so expensive or I'd go more often.
Great pictures. Makes my trigger finger itchy. I have had too many boring things that had to be done this spring. Glad to hear that you are doing so well, save some for me!
many thoughts go into your great pictures,
I have killed: Ground Squirrels, Columbia Ground Squirrels, Beldings Ground Squirrels, but I have never killed "Flying squirrels" in open fields like you have!
They must be genetic mutations from an Atomic test back in the 40's?
Like you guys, I just love this time of year. Spring is my favorite season! I've had to back off of some shooting so I can keep up with reloading, so I will be ready for next week. With 3 varmint rigs on one trip, it takes a little time to catch back up for the next trip. 
