[Slingshot Seb]

So stoked I finally got my first hare and rabbit on the same night of spotlighting. The hare was huge as it made the fully grown cotton tail look like a baby. I would guess it was around 6-7 kg (12-15 pounds). Unfortunately I had to quickly finish off the rabbit as the ball hit low in its cheek, missing the brain or neck. Interestingly though the hare dropped like a rock with no nerves at all but I'm assuming that was due to better shot placement. The shots were 11 and 7 metres respectively. Please ignore the "stylish" socks and thongs combo in the photo as well.

Thanks for reading.

 

[bingo]

Good shooting nice big hare

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[Got Bands]

great shooting looks like that hare would feed a couple of people nice going

 

[Reed Lukens]

Nice socks :headbang:
Looks like a great dinner

 

[Ibojoe]

You did good brother!

 

[Tag]

Nice shooting

 

[SLINGDUDE]

Nice shooting!

 

[vince4242]

Great shooting! That is a huge Hare? That looks like some good eating.

Cheers

 

[msturm]

Great work!

 

[Winnie]

Well done! I’ve eaten and loved wild rabbit but never hare. Is it any good?

 

[Slingshot Seb]

Well done! I've eaten and loved wild rabbit but never hare. Is it any good?

Its a bit tougher than rabbit, but slow cooked over a fire with garlic and salt makes it taste really good.

 

[Spielratz]

Das erinnert mich an einen Artikel, den ich mal in einer Jagdzeitschrift gelesen habe. Man hat die Strecke von Treibjagden untersucht. Dabei stellte sich heraus, dass bei den meisten Hasen und Kaninchen das Schrot nicht ins Gewebe eingedrungen war oder nur knapp unter der Haut steckte: Die Viecher sind einfach durch den Schock tot umgefallen.... Also sind Hasen und Kaninchen optimal für die Jagt mit der Sling!

 

[Slingshot Seb]

Das ist interessant, da in keinem von ihnen eine Austrittswunde war. Danke für die Auskunft.

 

[Slingshot28]

Good job dude

 

[hoggy]

nice shooting, bbqed bunnies.

 

[bri870]

Well done! I've eaten and loved wild rabbit but never hare. Is it any good?

Hare makes some of the best meat pie I've ever had!

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[AUSSIE4]

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So stoked I finally got my first hare and rabbit on the same night of spotlighting. The hare was huge as it made the fully grown cotton tail look like a baby. I would guess it was around 6-7 kg (12-15 pounds). Unfortunately I had to quickly finish off the rabbit as the ball hit low in its cheek, missing the brain or neck. Interestingly though the hare dropped like a rock with no nerves at all but I'm assuming that was due to better shot placement. The shots were 11 and 7 metres respectively. Please ignore the "stylish" socks and thongs combo in the photo as well.

Thanks for reading.

G'day mate nice going! Have yet to get myself a hare with the slingshot. Good to see a few more Aussies getting on here now as well!

 

[Slingshot Seb]

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So stoked I finally got my first hare and rabbit on the same night of spotlighting. The hare was huge as it made the fully grown cotton tail look like a baby. I would guess it was around 6-7 kg (12-15 pounds). Unfortunately I had to quickly finish off the rabbit as the ball hit low in its cheek, missing the brain or neck. Interestingly though the hare dropped like a rock with no nerves at all but I'm assuming that was due to better shot placement. The shots were 11 and 7 metres respectively. Please ignore the "stylish" socks and thongs combo in the photo as well.

Thanks for reading.

G'day mate nice going! Have yet to get myself a hare with the slingshot. Good to see a few more Aussies getting on here now as well!

thanks! Are you the person I've been reading about that gets heaps of pigeons and rabbits with 8mm steel at 20m+ ? if so your a great shot!

 

[AUSSIE4]

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So stoked I finally got my first hare and rabbit on the same night of spotlighting. The hare was huge as it made the fully grown cotton tail look like a baby. I would guess it was around 6-7 kg (12-15 pounds). Unfortunately I had to quickly finish off the rabbit as the ball hit low in its cheek, missing the brain or neck. Interestingly though the hare dropped like a rock with no nerves at all but I'm assuming that was due to better shot placement. The shots were 11 and 7 metres respectively. Please ignore the "stylish" socks and thongs combo in the photo as well.
Thanks for reading.

G'day mate nice going! Have yet to get myself a hare with the slingshot. Good to see a few more Aussies getting on here now as well!

thanks! Are you the person I've been reading about that gets heaps of pigeons and rabbits with 8mm steel at 20m+ ? if so your a great shot!

Hahah yeah that would be me mate! Much appreciated!!

 

[anon]

nice shot, write what configuration do you have? size ammo and type bands