This is better than most channels by far

Yo mate maybe you could use a .50cal on one of those bunny's yh. I think it would be a cracking of a time to view it yh

If I could, I would, things are tight, I'm a pensioner. But love your work dude

Thanks Stu. We will have plenty of swine action soon enough. Keep up the vids mate, love em.

@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK How cool would it be to see you and Stu team up for a hunt.

Akimbo 30 ought 6's 😜

lots of love mate

😂 Gifted by a lady who gives me local exclusive deer hunting access. Looks garbage but it's actually really good at temperature regulation 😳

@@markheller76 It's the other way around. Feral cat are almost inconsequential to humans. However, have a look at the information regarding feral cats on the Australian Government's site for the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment. Here are some summaries of their impact to our native wildlife.

Feral cats threaten the survival of over 100 native species in Australia. They have caused the extinction of some ground-dwelling birds and small to medium-sized mammals. They are a major cause of decline for many land-based endangered animals such as the bilby, bandicoot, bettong and numbat. Many native animals are struggling to survive so reducing the number killed by this introduced predator will allow their populations to grow. Feral cats can carry infectious diseases which can be transmitted to native animals, domestic livestock and humans.

You can't tell some people Steve........ I'm sure the science and extinction statistics are incorrect........NOT - Choot the feral cats. It's the best conservation as a hunter you will ever do.

Cheers Walter

They are very cool little animals indeed 👌

Thanks Clint

Hopalong Catsidy

You should do that. It's a beautiful country we have here.

Very keen to get back out there

Cheers Joel. Certainly some feral's to hunt in Australia.

They are doing extremely well this year

Fantastic to hear Michael, really glad you like what I'm up to 👍

Next video mate 👌. I pin two 😜

Much appreciated

LOL looks like fireworks 🎇🎆🎊

Cheers mate

You'll get more than an attempt on the next vid 🤫

Thanks Bobby. Still a lingering cough that is normal for me. But I'm up and running again (literally).

Thanks Jason 👌

6mm BR 😏. Jesus don't lump me in the 6.5 gaymore clan (yet 😂)

@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK Dang it. Everywhere you look someone's on about the 6.5. Anyway what's 0.5 between mates? I shall further embarrass myself and let you know my first centerfire ever was a 6.5x55 Carcarno. An Italian ex military rifle only dropped once :)

That's a whole other game though. The swede my mate shoots. Lovely 😁

6.5 x55 swed 129gr bt is my favourite round , muntjac to reds and everything in between ..My pals just bought the 6.5 creed and after a month he’s regretting he didn’t wait and get the Swedish ...

Next vid mate.... Two for one 😁. Thanks for the kind words.

@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK Onya mate . I was raised on a wheat , sheep , rice farm near Deniliquin nsw . Shot more things from swallows around the sheds , to ducks , crows , galahs , rabbits , foxes , roos , emus , feral cats n dogs than one would like to think of . Currently , i live in the lockyer valley in SE Qld . Im celebrating my pet hate of Blackheaded minors with a low powered air rifle . Any animal not meant to be there in my book is a noxious pest . Even geckos are on the hit list . I pop the occasional wallaby off the verandah , but only for dog food . Shooting for me wasnt fun , it was , and still remains a job of vermin eradication . Like you , i rarely miss . Ive , quite a few times , embarrassed my city friends that range shoot in the field environment . A farmers son with a gun is worth 20 city slicker enthusiasts . Its a proven fact . If i was more financial , id happily sponsor via patreon . Please accept my comments as support and approval of your great efforts . Cheers mate .

Really appreciate the support mate. I do enjoy the shooting, but feral control isn't all glory (just guts often). It's a necessary thing as you know for Aussie farmers.

Awesome critter eh.

@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK It certainly is. Being from WA I like the wombats too. None of those over here.

Cheers John 👍

You'll like my next one mate. The two'fer happened 😊

@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK 👌 Can't wait for that clip

Thanks mate. Was a great little spot. Very keen to spend more time out there.

Much appreciated

Thanks mate 👌

Cheers mate 👌

Great area though. It'll be great soon.

Do they not have a bounty on cats or foxes??

@@kgkg-nk6rd not in NSW. VIC Has a fox bounty

Thanks mate. Snagged two bunnies on another video just after making this one.

Too right I do 👌

Cheers buddy 👍

Thanks Trevor

Lots of potential out there on this one. Awesome little pocket 👌

Soooo close Here's the secret scoop. I did get two with one shot on Friday night 😏

@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK awesome !! can't wait to see that 🤣

Cheers Richard 👌

Thank Colin 👌

It was!

Thanks mate. Might be one worth doing.

@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK cheers mate can't wait to see that double on the hares you've earned a new sub with me

You win the internet for today!!

Thanks mate. Probably a old rabbit trap somewhere I reckon.

Highly likely

I think the middle shot sailed high, No thud. Definitely two dead pigs and big thuds from the 87gr V-Max's at 80 meters. Maybe I did but I'm not that confident in it. You are right, Crows will tell the tale.

Thanks mate. Yes they do crop damage and I've been asked to shoot them by the property owner.

Rifles a custom Tikka T3 in 6BR. I'll be doing a build video soon. My scope is a Thermion XQ50 👌

Thanks

On cropping paddocks they are certainly a pest. Have you seen what damage they do to a newly sprouting crop. They pull the new growth out roots and all.

I nearly did in this one. The next video after this I did 👌

Maybe Google that list 😂. We have feral deer, dogs and horses in Australia. No monkeys though.....

@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK Have you checked the government lately? 😎

Depends where I am mate. A lot of the properties are quite large (2000-10000acres). Mostly they get left out in the paddocks. I'll drag them out of sight of possible, throw them in a heap etc. Nothing lasts long in the Aussie bush that's for sure.

ATM I'm still developing loads and testing what does what. This trip was a mix of 75 & 87gr V-Maxs.

EDGE of the OUTBACK thanks for the reply mate, for a varmint projectile they did a very nice job on the pigs. I load the 87s in my 243 but have always been a bit iffy on the heavier game and loaded different pills. Looks as though I should have a bit more faith in the vmax!. This was great to watch, keep it up mate 👍🏼

Thanks Jimmy. Slightly different performance in the 6BR as I'm not driving them at 243 velocity. They hold together a little more in finding.

Yep, Central - ish

Thanks Collin. There are many great cartridges. I do like my 6mm but the 6.5PRC is pretty wicked too hunt with too.

@EDGE of the OUTBACK 6.5 is and l do agree with you but it lacks the speed. Speed is the big killer on problem animals you want to make big holes and drop them where they stand the bigger the bullet the more difficult it is to open and more recoil as you know. It is you choice of course but as l suggests contact me l have been doing this for 33 years and l am sure the 2 of us will have a lot to talk about 😉 And take my word you want to consider coming to South Africa for a hunt 😅😅👍🏻

The PRC isn't a slouch mate. I'm pushing 147gr ELD-M's which have a very high BC at 3011fps. 6mm Creed would be nice too mind you but the 6BR has much less bark, I'd maybe gain 100-150fps but burn more powder. There's no wrong answer with cartridges, it's all good fun.

@EDGE of the OUTBACK Definitely if you get 3011fps out of your 6.5 than you're good to go and yes there is no one caliber for every thing 😉 Your BR is up for the job for sure. Let me now if you decide on a scope for the long range shooting. Cheers 🍻

I'm running a Althon Cronus BTR Gen2 4.5-29x56 FFP on my 6.5PRC. It's excellent and I'll chuck it up there against anything else other than maybe the Kahles FFP scopes. Have been very happy optically and mechanically with the adjustments. It's a heavy tank though 😞

Probably because if left to roam outside they can cause a huge amount of damage being a small predator.

They kill so much wildlife for fun and not food

Hey James. Wrong channel buddy. Go anti someplace else mate. You are wrong if you think animals don't kill for fun.... VERY wrong 🙄

@@jamesjames4844 I'll ask you one question. Are you an Australian. I'm guessing you are not as all these animals I'm shooting are for pest control. They are introduced pest species which don't belong in my country.

Yep. Obviously your a twit mate 👍. Happy to leave your comments as it's a good indication of a certain mentality. Clearly you have know F'ing idea mate 🤦‍♂️

I'm not sure TBH. They were sizeable though.

I’m in Scotland and a decent sized hare averages about seven to eight pounds but some areas hold bigger hares about nine pounds but they don’t look as big as the ones you were shooting

I'll have to take some scales and check for you. Have never actually weighed one but I do know some are bigger than a fox if you line them up.

They are introduced feral animals. Some people don't mind them. Others like this property, the hares damage newly sprouting green crops by pulling out the shoots roots and all.

That'll never happen mate. Awesome little native critter.

They damage freshly sprouting crops

Just the padded shooting rail on the front of my quad.

Generally they don't move much 😁

@@EDGEoftheOUTBACK I don't think anything would - lol!

I don't actually keep count TBH. Probably a 750 - 1000 ish ATM.

😂

Just need the time to zero it now.......

Hopefully I can get onto a few more spots out there 👌

Please have a Google on foxes and feral cats in Australia. They are a huge threat to our native animals, there is nothing "stupid" in the greater picture of trying to stop native animal extinctions. The cold of winter HAS killed more mice than these introduced predators ever will. The mice are pretty much gone now after a 6-8 month plague. Yet leaving foxes and cats to continue killing our defenseless natives is not an option.