A fella I know did a weekend out at Tara qld and between the 4 of them they got 70 odd pigs and apparently the farmer was complaining when he drove out to there camp because he drove past some roos.. Turned out he wanted everything shot.
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A fella I know did a weekend out at Tara qld and between the 4 of them they got 70 odd pigs and apparently the farmer was complaining when he drove out to there camp because he drove past some roos.. Turned out he wanted everything shot.
That's no good as unless you're a licensed roo shooter you're not suppose to shoot roos. But 70 pig weekend that would be fun but expensive on ammo!
For some that's a lifetime of pigs :)Quote:
Originally Posted by macca86
Well I have used IHP for a pig hunt some 15 years ago at a property near cunamulla, was tough going hunting wise because the place never got a break from hunters . the morning we showed up driving up to the homestead the previous crew were just leaving . It was a 7 day hunt trip and the first 3 were very ordinary , reckon the previous crew reinacted a scene from the movie apocalypse now. got to know the manager well by the end of the week and told us the next crew were coming 4 days after us .
That's the difference between hunters and shooters :)Quote:
Originally Posted by boots
I saw heaps of pics and some had holes in them like a basket ball from a 30-06 but I think most were done with 308s. I don't think the farmer cared as they all eat his crops.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca86
Most don't 10 roos = 1 cow or 2/3sheep less per acre depending how arid the area is
I've got enough kill count on roos with my car I don't need to shoot em also lol
Samford road is keeping me employed full time repairing my daughters car from the buggers. Plus she comes home all teary and I'm not sympathetic enough to her stories. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
I hit 8 on the drive back from my cunnamulla trip last year!