Pictures from the field, no not mushrooms and flowers!

[Nath]

Illness and getting my hands pulled into a lathe has slowed me down some but here you are from England.

Chicken muncher. 50yd off hand to the neck. Fiocchi sub sonic.


Same fox.



Spring is starting! Corvids are courting and top condition.


A good eater.


Until next time.

N.

[Chuck 100 yd]

Narh , great photos as usual. Thanks !

[Old Savage]

You are a very busy boy

[fordwannabe]

Uh over here in the state's they tell us NOT to put our hands in the lathe. To each their own. Prayers for the healing to continue.

[3leggedturtle]

The magpie and pheasant are very colorful. How far did he run after being hit? Or did you get the spine.

[Nath]

The magpie and pheasant are very colorful. How far did he run after being hit? Or did you get the spine.

The rooster was a 50yds shot to the neck and the magpie was across the pinions.

[Nath]

Uh over here in the state's they tell us NOT to put our hands in the lathe. To each their own. Prayers for the healing to continue.

Yeah we are dumb.
I made a tool for polishing rusted shafts now, I ain't holding no tape no more!

[3leggedturtle]

The magpie and pheasant are very colorful. How far did he run after being hit? Or did you get the spine.

The rooster was a 50yds shot to the neck and the magpie was across the pinions.

I meant the fox. Pretty good on the pheasant shot.

[GunnyMack]

That magpie is quite purdy if ya think about it. Nath are they table fare or just considered a pest? People eat crows... Heck a buddy of mine used to eat titmouse and chickadee.

Ouch! Never got a Lathe to bite me but while in school a guy got too close to the mill ONCE! He lost a hunk of scalp.

[KirkD]

I enjoyed those photos, Nath.

[AJMD429]

Pretty birds........are they tasty....???

[Griff]

[JerryB]

Thanks Nath, good pictures. Be careful around those shop machines.

[Nath]

The magpie and pheasant are very colorful. How far did he run after being hit? Or did you get the spine.

The rooster was a 50yds shot to the neck and the magpie was across the pinions.

I meant the fox. Pretty good on the pheasant shot.

Sorry, the fox was semi sleeping a meal off in a field.
I had to manoeuvre a gate and close the range down to 50yds in full view of her at night. I carefully made sure she could not skyline me! I needed to be conscious of close property should a bullet take off again!

She occasionally licked her coat, I waited until her neck was bent and lined up with her body for maximum penetration.
She never flinched!

N.

[Nath]

I doubt anyone eats magpie, after seeing what they dib in!

Thanks all.

N.

[gamekeeper]

I doubt anyone eats magpie, after seeing what they dib in!

Thanks all.

N.

+1
Nice shootin' with rifle and camera Nath...

[M. M. Wright]

Thanks Nath.

Glad you're on the mend. Stay safe.

[Skychief]

Great work Nath!

Watch yourself in the shop, please.

Best regards, Skychief

[hondo1892]

Sorry to hear about the illness and lathe slip. But good to see your back to doing well. Those magpies are pretty birds.
I shot my first fox last fall, missed the first shot with a 44 mag and the thing came right back and gave me a second shot. It didn't look as nice as yours with that gaping hole the big slug put in it. May you have many more trips afield.

[Nath]

Sorry to hear about the illness and lathe slip. But good to see your back to doing well. Those magpies are pretty birds.
I shot my first fox last fall, missed the first shot with a 44 mag and the thing came right back and gave me a second shot. It didn't look as nice as yours with that gaping hole the big slug put in it. May you have many more trips afield.

Thank you, thanks everyone.

N.

[Walker]

Dang Nath, I know 'Chicks dig scars' but that appears to be overkill. Glad you're back in the field and thanks for the excellent report.

[Nath]

Dang Nath, I know 'Chicks dig scars' but that appears to be overkill. Glad you're back in the field and thanks for the excellent report.

Lol, my chick went nuts and I had the pleasure of tongue pie for hours!

N.