It’s hard to tell but the right brow tine is actually a double antler? from the base, it doesn’t fork, it’s a separate tine that comes in right next to the other one. Last year this dude was 9pts, this year he’s 11. Last year there was a 12pt running around here. Waiting to see if he shows back up. They all disappeared literally 2 days before rifle season then showed up again in Jan. Must be why they’ve lived so long.
Thank you Rob. I really think that a thermal sensor and core have a "break-in" peroid but maybe it was just that being in the 50s there is enough of temperature gradient that everything starts to pop?I love the clarity of that video in white hot!
Three? I am assuming you are refering to the one of bambi? So we have the doe and we have his scarecrow which is an MMA sparing dummy in a hat, an "I hate birds!" shirt and jeans andwhich has scared the poop outta me on more than one occation! What are you seeing for #3? A quick breakdown of some of the other stuff to clarify... Right of the tree is a picnic table and some big ol' decorative rocks. The "eggs" in the foreground are watermelons. The "smaller eggs" at the feet of the scarecrow are cantalopes.
I can see that. It does look like a station wagon from that angle.
So what were you shooting and what would you consider to replace it for your night time predator hunting?
I was shooting my Tippmann M4-22 with CCI sub-sonic HPs. I am currently eying a upper with a 12.5" Proof carbon barrel in .300BO and a piston set up from Adam's. Velocity won't improve but a 190gr. ELX should put about 500% more energy on target.
From the folks I know that have them they have been very happy!
