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Just though that I would share this one. Bit chuffed about it. 
Step aside you spear fishermen, bow fishing archers and worm drowners. Here's a new sport.
WARNING: We were on 50 acres so ricochet was not an issue. Getting showered was.
I was at the cousin's farm over the weekend and he was again complaining that he had Carp in his dam, otherwise known as his "Trout Lake", and no one had been able to catch them (carp) except my kids and I. Largest to date was 3.54kg over Easter with corn kernel by yours truly.
I was walking around the edge with Gabby, my trusty HW97K that had been recently tuned, to get to the bunnies on the far side when I noticed white lips slurping on the water surface.
Went back to the house to get some bread for berley and in they came. So, I picked the largest one, loaded an RWS HPoint (accurate at close distance), took aim, released the safety and blew its brains all over the water.
Without brains, it weighed in at 4.23kg.
Step aside you spear fishermen, bow fishing archers and worm drowners. Here's a new sport. WARNING: We were on 50 acres so ricochet was not an issue. Getting showered was.
I was at the cousin's farm over the weekend and he was again complaining that he had Carp in his dam, otherwise known as his "Trout Lake", and no one had been able to catch them (carp) except my kids and I. Largest to date was 3.54kg over Easter with corn kernel by yours truly.
I was walking around the edge with Gabby, my trusty HW97K that had been recently tuned, to get to the bunnies on the far side when I noticed white lips slurping on the water surface.
Went back to the house to get some bread for berley and in they came. So, I picked the largest one, loaded an RWS HPoint (accurate at close distance), took aim, released the safety and blew its brains all over the water.
Without brains, it weighed in at 4.23kg.
i can't see the photo
but I suspect a little safer with the 308 cause the projectile is more likely to penetrate deeper into the water than ricoche.
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