Use to do this in the 70s around the Bathurst, Eugrowra, Parkes & Mudgee area. Geezers, I still remember it was so super freezing with those frosty cold, zero wind evenings sometimes. Skin would stick to bare metal and numb fingers fumbling with the cartridges. Your modern tech astounds me and leaves in awe. Your ability using it is impressive. My .222 with a 4x20 back in the day with driver side mounted spotlight seems so primitive in comparison, but oh, so satisfying taking out foxes - it wasn't easy, smart animals. The memory of the farmer's gratitude though, with the most positive emotion still warms me to this day. Their beer always seemed to taste the best. Stumbled over your utube by accident and got mesmerized, it did an old fella proud. Best to you and feral animal control will always be a priority for the Australian rural scene. It's so important to keep their numbers down! Thanks...
Thanks Keith. We used to do the same back in the day mate. .410 & 22 for the bunnines and 22-250 for when you got some eyeshine from a fox. Technology has definitely changed the game. Glad you're enjoying the channel mate. Merry Xmas 👊
Oh yes, technology advancement is mind blowing. Last rifle I had was a Tikka 22/250 with whatever scope I used (forget now) but rabbits at 250yds, not a problem. I recall well the Sportco Omark 7.62 was a major upgrade from the Enfield .303s with the big bore tgt scene I enjoyed for years since school, Bathurst and then became a range officer at Orange Rifle Club. That life is well and truly gone now sadly. Best to you, K
cracks me up that you have to continually justify what you do,to be honest I really dont get off on hunting video,s but there is something intrinsically satisfying about a man going about his work in an efficient and effective manner.
Keep up the good work wish I was there to help but over the last few years have problem with my back and means I'm unable to get around like I used to 2years ago March had operation on my back because my left leg would not work have a 30 cm scar up my back now where they had to cut me open to take away what was traping the nerves but it causes a continuous problem with my legs so walking any great distance is problematic
How sweet it is. Those poor little babies are so vulnerable. What vile,despicable sods foxes are. Your efforts are superb. Every single one "dropped" makes me smile. Every single one! Yeah,and the big "moggy".What a bonus. Great stuff,Rod,great stuff indeed.💥💥👍👍
Foxes are neither vile nor despicable. They are just foxes being foxes trying to survive. However, they are not native and should be eliminated if at all possible.
Foxes are great buddies compared to the rotten coyotes. Yotes get braver if they have 2 or more of them eyeballing prey, whether its baby ducks, calves or a hunter who's sitting on the ground (vulnerable to encirclement by a pack of 5 or more yotes). Only good coyote is a dead one. SOB's lured my favorite Border Collie pup away from the farmyard and killed him. Death to all yotes. No quarter given.
Thanks Rod, I am always amazed on how many you get. I read through your comments and the fact that you shot 148 in the area previously and then you get a further 47. Its brilliant work that you do get them as well. Really enjoy watching your video's and I think your camera skills are also getting really classy. Cheers
Totally surprised by the numbers around this years. I've already surpassed last years total of 322 and still got 5 months to go. I don't know if I'll ever be comfortable in front of the camera, but I'm trying. 😅
Back to your old self in this video. Thermals are crystal clear , daylight in black and white. Lots of Beautiful kills .the bullet through the Eye was outstanding , as was the FLUFF BALL HARE 👌👌. THIS IS WHAT I LOVE TO SEE FROM YOU 👍👍👍👍👍👍. CONGRATS ON THE BIG FERAL TABBY , ICING ON THE CAKE 🍰.
Hey Rod, couple years ago I emailed Animals Australia "thankyou for all the wonderful work you do looking after the welfare of our exported sheep, cattle etc. Can you please direct me to the wonderful work that you do in protecting Australian native fauna?" ..... NO RESPONSE. Love your work mate, from the west.
Well done mate Any help is good for our hard working farmers who been struggling with floods drought bushfires and wild animals and everything else Keep up the good work
Even domestic cats get that. Biggest problem with the cats is that they take the birds, including climbing up the trees and raiding their nests. But what would be the replacement of the foxes and cats for preditating on the rats, mice and rabbits?
Love your channel and videos mate. Thank you. I appreciate how much effort and concern you have for gun safety and down range safety and livestock. There are a few Aussies channels that just blast away.
Welcome. I've watched your pig videos. Have you watched these American videos on trapping entire sounders with these remote activated dropdown metal cages or cage nets? Efficient but of course not nearly as fun. :)
U do realize that humans are the most over populated animal on the planet right? And you have kids? Maybe someone should slock your family to help the ecosystem? You don't think that farmers destroy the natural ecosystem?
@@bartajareta U do realize that humans are the most over populated animal on the planet right? And you have kids? Maybe someone should slock your family to help the ecosystem? You don't think that farmers destroy the natural ecosystem?
@@RJMHuntingAustralia U do realize that humans are the most over populated animal on the planet right? And you have kids? Maybe someone should slock your family to help the ecosystem? You don't think that farmers destroy the natural ecosystem?
Great effort, Rod! I love your videos! Great content with equipment used and foxes downed. You are getting some huge numbers! Crows are also a lamb killer! Keep up the great work.
Crows are native birds to Australia & as far as I know, they are protected. Feel free to shoot all the cats & foxes that you like, I will cheer for you doing that.
Great video as always Rod. And by the looks of it a good result. The more foxes taken out the better. I nearly ran over one in the train returning from Country Victoria.
Mate I just subscribed after watching this video & the one from 2 months ago. You have reduced the fox numbers by almost 100 in 2 months !! The foxes are out of control! Keep up the good work. I thought that I was doing alright getting 5 spotlighting. Some excellent marksmanship.
You should leave the poor Puddy cats alone ... you can see it's really the foxes .... yeah right. Great shooting as usual. You and Nathan love the cats. A good cat is a dead cat. 😂😎🇦🇺👌
I don't have a problem with if they're kept inside but if they're roaming the paddock they are fair game unless otherwise instructed by the property owner.
Nice shooting rod! Well made video. Doing a bit myself here in Western Australia using the thermal & a red filter on my torch. The days of using high powered spotlights are long gone. Keep up the good work!!
Foxes are obviously breeding as well as the sheep. Great body count there Rod. And that cat was a big looking bugger with Lynx or bobcat like markings.
Watched a video on feral cats in Australia where they were talking to some cat hunters. One of them was talking about people getting upset and asking why they don’t catch and release. Usually that means giving them a check up, spaying them, and releasing them back into the area. In response to the cats indiscriminately killing wildlife one hunter said, “Why would you do that? They’re not trying to fu@& ‘em!”
In a 2019 study the Australian National University found feral cats kill approx 740 native animals EACH per year. That equates to approx 1.5 billion animals killed by Australia’s population of feral cats each year ! Yep that’s 1.5 BILLION. That is why we need to get rid of them, keep up the good work Rod 👍
Simply outstanding shooting, unblievable how many foxes you have. Humans seem to think it's a greate idea to intoduce a new species to combat a certain problem only to make a new one.
As an European who lives in a foresty-farmy area, I support all you do. We've started to have problems with racoons, jackals and nutrias in recent couple of years and I see the neccesity of your work. Keep on doing good work!
The difference that removing 47 foxes from an area does is really staggering. All species, especially the lambs, benefit greatly. G'day mate. We love aussies up here in the US.
That is some fantastic shooting mate. Great job on getting rid of a good number of foxes. Keep taking out the feral cats when they are present as well. Hope to see another video from you soon. Be well, and Cheers from Texas.
250....nice ..good hold over skills Looked like a polished, effective effort... Plus...cat! The eagle eye roof mount looks excellent...as does the red light bar.. What rest do you use in car....if you do ..? Hare 288 yards! Excellent!! 47 over a few night.. That's astounding! Very well done! Great footage. Great editing.
Great video Rodney.This is my first year shooting with thermal gear .I mainly shoot wallabies,with Pulsar XQ50 ,range out to about 120 meters at this stage ,but you certainly take it out to another level hopefully I can improve.
Great work as always, Rod. Never ceases to amaze me how much weight the little buggers can carry off. Was a shame seeing the lamb’s head in the mouth of that prick too. Anyway, can’t wait for the fog to lift and see ya back at it!
Those bloody things are everywhere. I remember shooting 30 one night then going back and shooting another 40 the next night after a roo shooter had been through a couple of nights before. Only about 10-15 klms from Roxby Downs in SA. Shot hundreds of Foxes and Cats over a couple of months. Good on you for doing what you do mate.
That's some excellent shooting! Almost all the hits looked like instant, humane dispatches. BTW, I like how you addressed the non-understanding ones out there. Animals such as feral cats, foxes, rabbits, and pigeons can all become pests, and cause a lot of damage to crops and livestock. Folks need to A. grow up and B. remember that. I'm also glad you did the equipment run-down. Very enjoyable vid. Thanks for sharing! PS I'm curious, at what distance do you zero your scopes?
Love your videos. Ex farmer so really hate foxes and crows. They do so much damage to lambs. What would be nice is a tally board with kills, as you get them, with silhouettes, maybe in the corner of screen.. something like we used to see on WW2 fighter planes. Keep it up
Something I could look into for sure. Unfortunately I don't always get the time to push record prior to every shot taken. The video footage takes second place to getting the job done.
Sort of: "The Silencer and the Lambs"?
Nice work.
Sort of. 😅
Thanks 👌
Good shooting mate I do the same for farmers in the lambing season in England and I am 77 years old, I will look forward to next video take care.
That's awesome mate. I hope I'm still doing it at 77 Keith. 👍👍👍
Use to do this in the 70s around the Bathurst, Eugrowra, Parkes & Mudgee area. Geezers, I still remember it was so super freezing with those frosty cold, zero wind evenings sometimes. Skin would stick to bare metal and numb fingers fumbling with the cartridges. Your modern tech astounds me and leaves in awe. Your ability using it is impressive. My .222 with a 4x20 back in the day with driver side mounted spotlight seems so primitive in comparison, but oh, so satisfying taking out foxes - it wasn't easy, smart animals. The memory of the farmer's gratitude though, with the most positive emotion still warms me to this day. Their beer always seemed to taste the best. Stumbled over your utube by accident and got mesmerized, it did an old fella proud. Best to you and feral animal control will always be a priority for the Australian rural scene. It's so important to keep their numbers down! Thanks...
Thanks Keith.
We used to do the same back in the day mate. .410 & 22 for the bunnines and 22-250 for when you got some eyeshine from a fox.
Technology has definitely changed the game.
Glad you're enjoying the channel mate.
Merry Xmas 👊
Oh yes, technology advancement is mind blowing. Last rifle I had was a Tikka 22/250 with whatever scope I used (forget now) but rabbits at 250yds, not a problem. I recall well the Sportco Omark 7.62 was a major upgrade from the Enfield .303s with the big bore tgt scene I enjoyed for years since school, Bathurst and then became a range officer at Orange Rifle Club. That life is well and truly gone now sadly. Best to you, K
Appreciate that Keith. Merry Xmas mate
Outstanding marksmanship as usual, you and Nathan. I can’t get enough of your vids.
Thank you.
Don't forget Josh. He's the duck's guts too.....
@@Browneye2566what's his channel
@@JimmyStewpot IntoThe Night.
www.youtube.com/@intothenight1993
Thanks mate. Appreciate the support. 👊
cracks me up that you have to continually justify what you do,to be honest I really dont get off on hunting video,s but there is something intrinsically satisfying about a man going about his work in an efficient and effective manner.
Much appreciated mate 👍
Keep up the good work wish I was there to help but over the last few years have problem with my back and means I'm unable to get around like I used to 2years ago March had operation on my back because my left leg would not work have a 30 cm scar up my back now where they had to cut me open to take away what was traping the nerves but it causes a continuous problem with my legs so walking any great distance is problematic
Sorry to here that Chris. Hope things improve for you mate
Special Marksman for protection for lamb's brilliant masters in working with all farmers 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you Sir 👊
How sweet it is. Those poor little babies are so vulnerable. What vile,despicable sods foxes are. Your efforts are superb. Every single one "dropped" makes me smile. Every single one!
Yeah,and the big "moggy".What a bonus. Great stuff,Rod,great stuff indeed.💥💥👍👍
Yeah, it's a struggle for the little lambs and is very rewarding when you get a great result. 👌
wrong, they are none of what you say, they kill efficiently, they are predators that WHITE MEN INTRODUCED, if you wanna say vile pick on crocs
Foxes are neither vile nor despicable. They are just foxes being foxes trying to survive. However, they are not native and should be eliminated if at all possible.
Foxes are great buddies compared to the rotten coyotes. Yotes get braver if they have 2 or more of them eyeballing prey, whether its baby ducks, calves or a hunter who's sitting on the ground (vulnerable to encirclement by a pack of 5 or more yotes). Only good coyote is a dead one. SOB's lured my favorite Border Collie pup away from the farmyard and killed him.
Death to all yotes. No quarter given.
Thanks Rod, I am always amazed on how many you get. I read through your comments and the fact that you shot 148 in the area previously and then you get a further 47. Its brilliant work that you do get them as well. Really enjoy watching your video's and I think your camera skills are also getting really classy. Cheers
Grouse shooting rod😂, nice gear mate wow, all ferals are on notice, 😊👍👌🥊
Makes you wonder about the "7 million" statistics doesn't it. 1 per 4 sq km, seems a bit rich doesn't it
Probably a bit rich out west but I think the fox densities are higher than that in peri-urban areas
Totally surprised by the numbers around this years. I've already surpassed last years total of 322 and still got 5 months to go.
I don't know if I'll ever be comfortable in front of the camera, but I'm trying. 😅
Thanks mate 👍
That fox at 320m was a cracker. Good stuff Rod!
I was pretty chuffed with that one too mate.
Thanks 👊
Mate, you did Australia a loot of good on this shoot! Thanks.
My pleasure mate. 👊
Never a dull moment with you Rod.
Haha. Cheers mate 👍
I can’t seem to stop watching your vids! Lol It’s so satisfying seeing you make the farmers life better! Well Done!
Thanks mate. It's rewarding to be able to help out.
@@RJMHuntingAustralia G'''Day....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣crack thud,,,,
Good stuff! I'm sure the farmers are very happy 😊
Thanks mate, they were thrilled 👌
Great shooting Rod, 47 is a rippa result mate well done, that Sako is a lovely rifle mate, cheers Yogi 👍
My favourite for sure.
Thanks mate 👊
I am a veggo and bla bla....you are doing the right thing. You are doing what you do in the most humane way possible.
Really appreciate that mate. Thankyou 👊
You are an excellent shot, mate. Farmers are grateful for your service. Keep drilling them away.
Thanks mate. Much appreciated 👊
EVIL PSYCOPATHS EVERYWHERE@@RJMHuntingAustralia
I really miss doing this. Although I was not quite so productive as I only had my dirty old spotlight. Awesome video. Extremely professional.
Thanks mate.
Things have come a long way since the old dolphin torch in the paddock 😅
Back to your old self in this video.
Thermals are crystal clear , daylight in black and white. Lots of Beautiful kills .the bullet through the Eye was outstanding , as was the
FLUFF BALL HARE 👌👌.
THIS IS WHAT I LOVE TO SEE FROM YOU 👍👍👍👍👍👍.
CONGRATS ON THE BIG FERAL TABBY , ICING ON THE CAKE 🍰.
Thanks mate.
I gather you done like the rat videos?
Another great video RJM. Helping to reduce the feral pest problem in this country.
Thanks buddy 👊
Hey Rod, couple years ago I emailed Animals Australia "thankyou for all the wonderful work you do looking after the welfare of our exported sheep, cattle etc. Can you please direct me to the wonderful work that you do in protecting Australian native fauna?" ..... NO RESPONSE. Love your work mate, from the west.
Much appreciated Ken. Thankyou 👊
Excellent production there Sir
Looking forward to many more
Thanks for that Scott 👊
Love what you do and the many hours of work and training to get to where you are now
I appreciate that mate. Thankyou 👊
That bit where you said " you prick" to that fox made me laugh
Always good to see you getting out and about, Rod.
Keep up the good work, mate.
Will do mate. Thanks Mark 👊
Well done mate
Any help is good for our hard working farmers who been struggling with floods drought bushfires and wild animals and everything else
Keep up the good work
Much appreciated mate. Thankyou 👊
Everyone who whines about shooting feral cats, they need to see and feel the effects of Toxoplasmosis. Don't criticise what you don't understand.
Spot on mate 👌
good point
Bullseye
Even domestic cats get that. Biggest problem with the cats is that they take the birds, including climbing up the trees and raiding their nests. But what would be the replacement of the foxes and cats for preditating on the rats, mice and rabbits?
@@whiteeagle6370
Eagles, hawks, carpet snakes, red belly black snakes, brown snakes and quals.
"Suck it up, get over it"
Sage advice for the squeamish. Well done man, cheers from Idaho USA
Thanks for that mate 👍
I had a laugh on that Suck it Up advice.
@@RJMHuntingAustralia
There are some precious people out there. 🤦♂️
Love your channel and videos mate. Thank you. I appreciate how much effort and concern you have for gun safety and down range safety and livestock. There are a few Aussies channels that just blast away.
Thanks for the support mate. Really appreciated 👊
Welcome. I've watched your pig videos. Have you watched these American videos on trapping entire sounders with these remote activated dropdown metal cages or cage nets? Efficient but of course not nearly as fun. :)
I’m living in Spain but if I hear that Aussie greeting “ g’day “ I’m fucked if I’m going to look up 😂.. keep up the good work mate 👍
🤣🤣🤣
Thanks mate. 👊
Love the effort that goes into these vids - fantastic viewing.Watching from Aberdeen, Scotland.
Thanks Gary. Much appreciated mate 👊
I liked the bark / call to stop the fox , I use to whistle while reloading when rabbiting .
Thanks mate 👊
love the way you talk when ripping them foxs apart love it .cheers. keep up good work.
Lol Thanks Tony .
Keeps it interesting 😅👌
Amazing shots, good quality job done. North Wales, UK
Much appreciated mate. Thanks 👊
Such great work you're doing here, not just for the farmers but the whole ecosystem.
Appreciate that mate. Thanks 👊
Yes. The ecosystem in known to need humans to control it ;-)
U do realize that humans are the most over populated animal on the planet right? And you have kids? Maybe someone should slock your family to help the ecosystem? You don't think that farmers destroy the natural ecosystem?
@@bartajareta U do realize that humans are the most over populated animal on the planet right? And you have kids? Maybe someone should slock your family to help the ecosystem? You don't think that farmers destroy the natural ecosystem?
@@RJMHuntingAustralia U do realize that humans are the most over populated animal on the planet right? And you have kids? Maybe someone should slock your family to help the ecosystem? You don't think that farmers destroy the natural ecosystem?
Wow ! Great shooting especially on those hares, such small targets. The farmers have got to be happy you’re around 👍
I think so mate.
Plenty of repeat work. 👌
@@RJMHuntingAustralia 😆👍
continue the good work. I love watching. Excellent marksman.
Appreciate that mate 👊
You are doing a good job, mate! Keep it up.
Thank you mate 👍
Those fox shots of yours fantastic marksmanship and from such a distance.
Thanks Barry.
Lots of practice mate 👍
G’day from WA!
Great work Rodney and a very well put together video! 👍
I really appreciate that mate. Thanks
Awesome set up. Well done on the accurate shooting. Keep up the good work.
Appreciate that mate. Thankyou 👊
Love these videos Rodney 👏 and getting a cat was a massive bonus 👌 awesome work mate, keep it up 👊🦊💥🦊💥
Thanks heaps Matt 👊
Great effort, Rod! I love your videos! Great content with equipment used and foxes downed. You are getting some huge numbers! Crows are also a lamb killer!
Keep up the great work.
Thanks mate.
Never had much luck on the crows. Don't see many after the sun goes down when I'm usually out n about. 👍
Crows are so smart and extremely paranoid, doubly wary after shots are fired.
Crows are native birds to Australia & as far as I know, they are protected. Feel free to shoot all the cats & foxes that you like, I will cheer for you doing that.
Great shooting. Rod. Foxes were out in force for sure. And that roof mount is a boss.
It's a very handy bit of gear.
No shortage of foxes this year. 👍
Excellent stuff mate, love you're commentary too, fantastic precision shooting as always
Appreciate that, thanks mate 👊
Great video as always Rod. And by the looks of it a good result. The more foxes taken out the better. I nearly ran over one in the train returning from Country Victoria.
They seem to have had a bumber breeding season. Most I've shot in years.
great content as usual. your a real stickler for detail as proven by all your gear, ute and shooting prowess, thanks Rod
Appreciate that mate. 👊
Good on ya Rod. Another great result for you hard work. Keep into them. 👌
Thanks Josh 👊
Hey Rod, To quote Nathan, the feral cat has the old "googly eye"😂😂😂.
You should have seen the other side. 🤦♂️
@@RJMHuntingAustralia I can imagine😂😂
Good on you Rod. Good job. Great shooting. 👍
Thankyou Jason 👊
Mate I just subscribed after watching this video & the one from 2 months ago. You have reduced the fox numbers by almost 100 in 2 months !! The foxes are out of control! Keep up the good work. I thought that I was doing alright getting 5 spotlighting. Some excellent marksmanship.
Much appreciated.
5 is awesome. Every single fox removed helps our natives and livestock buddy. 👌
This guy is just such a W your doing great man keep up that great shooting and work 👍👍👍
Thanks mate 👊
Excellent video, I like how you know where to aim depending on the distance. Great job.
Much appreciated mate 👍
You do such great work. Thank you from all of us. Hope to see you around Crookwell one day !
I shoot about an hour past there quite a bit.
Let me know if my services can be of any assistance mate. 👊
Great job. Same problem in South Africa also with Springbuck lambs, etc. 👍💌🇿🇦
Thanks mate.
I'd say you guys have a few more predators to deal with than we do. 😉
A great Night out , 1 point for each fox and 100 points for the cat .
Seems that everybody loves a dead feral cat. 👌
@@RJMHuntingAustralia I love Dead CATS !
😅
Well done Sir, well done.
Pray all are well.
Thanks champion 👊
You should leave the poor Puddy cats alone ... you can see it's really the foxes .... yeah right. Great shooting as usual. You and Nathan love the cats. A good cat is a dead cat. 😂😎🇦🇺👌
I don't have a problem with if they're kept inside but if they're roaming the paddock they are fair game unless otherwise instructed by the property owner.
Good work Rodney, and nice equipment setups..... love my Sako too.😍
Thanks mate.
How good are they !!! 👌
That's some impressive shooting and equally impressive production keep up the good work I'm loving it👏👏👏
Thanks mate 👊
Nice shooting rod! Well made video. Doing a bit myself here in Western Australia using the thermal & a red filter on my torch. The days of using high powered spotlights are long gone. Keep up the good work!!
Appreciate that mate. Thankyou 👍
Exactly what I’m doing. I using a sxs and am also in WA.
@paddlesmcbean2366 nice 👌
Foxes are obviously breeding as well as the sheep. Great body count there Rod. And that cat was a big looking bugger with Lynx or bobcat like markings.
Been a bumper year for the foxes.
I'm not rrally a cat person but it was cool looking cat. 😎
Awesome shooting thanks for your time and consideration top job 👍🇬🇧
Thanks Phil 👊
Watched a video on feral cats in Australia where they were talking to some cat hunters. One of them was talking about people getting upset and asking why they don’t catch and release. Usually that means giving them a check up, spaying them, and releasing them back into the area. In response to the cats indiscriminately killing wildlife one hunter said, “Why would you do that? They’re not trying to fu@& ‘em!”
I've watched that one too mate. Cracked me up when he said that 🤣
You are a star. Keep up the great work. Gippsland farmer.
You’re doing a great job Rod, keep getting rid of these vermin 👍
Thanks mate 👍
Why getting rid of them they don't do anything
@cheliaviv2873 do some research. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
In a 2019 study the Australian National University found feral cats kill approx 740 native animals EACH per year. That equates to approx 1.5 billion animals killed by Australia’s population of feral cats each year ! Yep that’s 1.5 BILLION. That is why we need to get rid of them, keep up the good work Rod 👍
Thanks mate. Sometimes I just can't be bothered trying to explain it over and over again to these peanuts 😒
Greetings from Christchurch, New Zealand. Excellent vids mate & cracked up watching the Hare getting smoked near the end. Cheers fella.
Thanks mate.
The hare was definitely quite spectacular 👌
That Fox grabbing the Hare is evidence. Too much take-away can kill you :P
Hare today, gone tomorrow
Hare today, gone tomorrow
Too bad it wasnt KFC...
Haha, correct in this case 🤣
Lol
Epic set up and shooting. Love that running shot half way through.
Thanks mate.
I was pretty chuffed with that one too. 👊
Exceptional marksmanship. That .223 takes no prisoners.
Thanks mate.
Confidence in your gear is everything. 👊
Bloody good shooting, and an excellent result for the farmer's and I have just subscribed, great channel 👍
Thanks Jamie, glad you enjoyed it mate 👊
@@RJMHuntingAustralia Thanks mate, I did it's excellent content 👍
Simply outstanding shooting, unblievable how many foxes you have. Humans seem to think it's a greate idea to intoduce a new species to combat a certain problem only to make a new one.
Thanks Dave. 👊
Mate, another great video, thank you so much. We used to open up all the cats we shot just to show what they'd been eating.....mainly native birds!
Unfortunately there is a lot of ignorance out there regarding how much impact they have on our natives. 😪
Nice job on the red coats mate well done.
Thanks Peter 👊
Awesome 👏 shooting Rodney you really showcased your skills. Really enjoyed you splitting Hairs Hares 🤣🤣
Haha. Thanks.
No pun intended 😅
As an European who lives in a foresty-farmy area, I support all you do. We've started to have problems with racoons, jackals and nutrias in recent couple of years and I see the neccesity of your work. Keep on doing good work!
Much appreciated mate. Thanks 👊
Love those double shots Rod.
Thankyou 👊
The difference that removing 47 foxes from an area does is really staggering. All species, especially the lambs, benefit greatly. G'day mate. We love aussies up here in the US.
Thanks champion. Much appreciated mate 👍
That is some fantastic shooting mate. Great job on getting rid of a good number of foxes. Keep taking out the feral cats when they are present as well. Hope to see another video from you soon. Be well, and Cheers from Texas.
Appreciate the support mate. Thankyou 👊
Dude that 340 metre shot was great, also the 288m shot was awesome, especially for such a small animal
Much appreciated.
Thanks mate. 👊
Another excellent, action packed video Rod, well done.
Geoff. UK.
Thankyou Geoff. Appreciate that mate 👍
G'day & G'night. Good shooting, well done.
Cheers mate. 🍻
Very professional , both the shooting and the video making , thanks.
Cheers mate 👊
250....nice ..good hold over skills
Looked like a polished, effective effort...
Plus...cat!
The eagle eye roof mount looks excellent...as does the red light bar..
What rest do you use in car....if you do ..?
Hare 288 yards! Excellent!!
47 over a few night..
That's astounding!
Very well done!
Great footage.
Great editing.
Thanks for that mate.
When I'm shooting out of the vehicle I run a Rackenrest II or a MaxBox
Keep up the good work.
Always love watching your videos. Gets my trigger finger itching.
Thanks Andrew 👊
Great shooting Rod 👍🏻
Thanks buddy 👊
Great video, greetings from South Africa
Thanks mate 👊
Great video and shooting Rod.💪
Thankyou Richard 👍
You are a great marksman ... it is obvious that you prepare well. I enjoy all of your very well produced videos. (I am in he USA)
Really appreciate that mate. Thankyou 👊
Having good quality hardware is worth it, but yes it comes down to the operator.
Great shooting and great work!
Thanks Steve 👌
Great video Rodney.This is my first year shooting with thermal gear .I mainly shoot wallabies,with Pulsar XQ50 ,range out to about 120 meters at this stage ,but you certainly take it out to another level hopefully I can improve.
Thanks mate.
It's all about spending time behind the rifle and thermal Michael 👊
Great work as always, Rod. Never ceases to amaze me how much weight the little buggers can carry off. Was a shame seeing the lamb’s head in the mouth of that prick too. Anyway, can’t wait for the fog to lift and see ya back at it!
Won't be long mate. Heading back down this week. 👌
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You Beauty!!!
That cat got hit so hard it's eye almost fully popped out😎 Top shooting mate , keep up the good work .
I couldn't show the other side of its head. 🤦♂️ omg
@@RJMHuntingAustralia I can imagine 😄
Incredible marksmanship.👍
Yes.
Thank you sir. 👊
@@RJMHuntingAustralia A pleasure.
Those bloody things are everywhere. I remember shooting 30 one night then going back and shooting another 40 the next night after a roo shooter had been through a couple of nights before. Only about 10-15 klms from Roxby Downs in SA. Shot hundreds of Foxes and Cats over a couple of months. Good on you for doing what you do mate.
Thanks for that mate. 👊
That's some excellent shooting! Almost all the hits looked like instant, humane dispatches.
BTW, I like how you addressed the non-understanding ones out there. Animals such as feral cats, foxes, rabbits, and pigeons can all become pests, and cause a lot of damage to crops and livestock. Folks need to A. grow up and B. remember that. I'm also glad you did the equipment run-down. Very enjoyable vid. Thanks for sharing!
PS I'm curious, at what distance do you zero your scopes?
Thanks mate.
I zero all my thermals spot on at 50m David. 👊
Great job mate some decent size foxes awesome helping out the farmer's and some really good shooting can't wait for the next one 👍🇦🇺🦘
Much appreciated Damien.
Thanks mate 👊
Love your videos. Ex farmer so really hate foxes and crows. They do so much damage to lambs. What would be nice is a tally board with kills, as you get them, with silhouettes, maybe in the corner of screen.. something like we used to see on WW2 fighter planes. Keep it up
Something I could look into for sure.
Unfortunately I don't always get the time to push record prior to every shot taken. The video footage takes second place to getting the job done.
You are an excellent shot, mate. Farmers are grateful for your service. Keep drilling them away.
Amazing job brother keep up the good work protecting livestock
Appreciate that Rick 👍
@@RJMHuntingAustraliawelcome just subscribe to your channel keep up the good work
Love the way you let your feelings be know about feral cats.
By the way, what's the bang stick you use?
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Thanks
All the info is in the video mate.