A nice bag of Squirrel's there my friend. Last Tuesday (4/6/24) I had a tree rat invasion in my back garden which resulted in me taking five out in three days with my Kania 2000 squirrel trap. That takes my total this year to ten and according to my trailcams I know I still have at least one more in the area. I know I'm not in your league mate, but every little helps.
Managed 17 so far in our garden this year with my HW100; seem to go about 3 weeks squirrel-less, then a new lot move in. At least the strawberries are safe this year.
@@themktiger9189 Wow, 17's a good number this early in the year if your garden in in the middle of an urban sprawl like mine. I can't do guns anymore as the eyesight isn't what it used to be so I have to rely on my trap which I have named 'The Squirrel's Bane'. Look after those strawberries, it was nice hearing from you.
Hi … not at the moment, I have used a 4K pro with the ABL rangefinder on it a couple of years ago. Great bit of kit, worked faultless. Just a little heavy for my needs at that time …. I’d buy another though 👍
hello... TBF its not something I've had much success with filming, as when I shoot them its usually on top of feed bags in a open barn and if i mess about turning the cameras on and off the chance is often gone. I've 'baited' them a couple of times off a farms neighbor's garden. chicken carcass from the deli in supermarket, and a rabbit one time ..... ranged it and pegged it down so it stayed at the distance (probably be easier if over 12ft lbs} but did thin them somewhat ...... great question though, thanks for taking the time
Great video mate thanks for sharing it with us 👏👏👍
A nice bag of Squirrel's there my friend. Last Tuesday (4/6/24) I had a tree rat invasion in my back garden which resulted in me taking five out in three days with my Kania 2000 squirrel trap. That takes my total this year to ten and according to my trailcams I know I still have at least one more in the area. I know I'm not in your league mate, but every little helps.
‘Every one’s a winner’ 😂…. keep up the good work …. Sadly there’s never only 1 … if you’ve seen 1, there will be more
Managed 17 so far in our garden this year with my HW100; seem to go about 3 weeks squirrel-less, then a new lot move in. At least the strawberries are safe this year.
@@themktiger9189 Wow, 17's a good number this early in the year if your garden in in the middle of an urban sprawl like mine. I can't do guns anymore as the eyesight isn't what it used to be so I have to rely on my trap which I have named 'The Squirrel's Bane'. Look after those strawberries, it was nice hearing from you.
excellent work as usual
Too kind Sue …. Much appreciated 👍
Cracking video looking forward to the next
Cheers, much appreciated 👍
Great video mate. Top stuff
Cheers buddy 👍
TP. Good video and great shooting. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers. thanks for looking in 👍
Cracking job mate
Appreciated 🙏
Are you using an ATN optic that can record? Thanks
Hi … not at the moment, I have used a 4K pro with the ABL rangefinder on it a couple of years ago. Great bit of kit, worked faultless. Just a little heavy for my needs at that time …. I’d buy another though 👍
Do you have any footage of you dealing with the crows with your air rifle?
hello... TBF its not something I've had much success with filming, as when I shoot them its usually on top of feed bags in a open barn and if i mess about turning the cameras on and off the chance is often gone. I've 'baited' them a couple of times off a farms neighbor's garden. chicken carcass from the deli in supermarket, and a rabbit one time ..... ranged it and pegged it down so it stayed at the distance (probably be easier if over 12ft lbs} but did thin them somewhat ...... great question though, thanks for taking the time
Lucky at 17:40
🤷🏼♂️ can’t believe he didn’t feel the draft from it 😂
@@TuftyPatrol it must have been mm possibly between its ears
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