maddog546

Moles are very easy to kill with a strike to the nose

The best traps are Flat pack

Yes they are coming in now,about a week ago I was out one evening and with the thermal you could see rats climbing the trees eating berries!!! Last session on the refuse site two of us bagged 372 rats in 2 1/2 hrs, so yes they are about

Moultrie from eb%y usa ,better cameras and last longer than the cheap ones over here

Ive got one using on the back of my Zeiss duralite (Add on's don't like the coatings on good glass), with its own multi setting IR you can see telegraph poles at 250yds with ease, the back ground isn't that sharp at that range but Ive dropped foxes at 150 yds with no problems. I'm quietly impressed with its size and build quality and I'm hoping to try some additional IR's this week.

Ive had mine for 35 years and would hate to think how many rounds have been through it, I had to have it cut down after I forgot to clean it and the crown corroded due to moisture. I was told by the chap that shortened and recrowned it that the end of the barrel was actually oval for the last inch which explained its accuracy dropping off. Its now 16 inches long and shoots sweet again, trigger magic kit which is smooth

Lavenir ,british made and take some beating

I use a Teague extended choked MK38 trap gun for everything, yes it is a bit heavy but the weight absorbs recoil from heavy pheasant loads so its a good balance.Miruko's seem to be more reliable and bomb proof than most of the opposition so cant see the need for another gun.

Rumour has it they are, and not from a shooting lady!!!

get a camera and set it up on gprs which is how emails are sent,it takes a lot of configuring depending on camera,but its cheaper than mms. I have a minox DTC1000 but you have to set it to use the server in germany,but on test the image is with you within the minute

Minox are very good,some of the cheap chinese ones are easy to set up but images arent too special

Tikka T3 lite 223 most of the time(as its smooth and quiet),but if its rangey 110gr ballistics through the Remington 700 270(not much left mind).

If you draw a straight line between the end of your barrel and your given zero point ,because your scope is above the barrel,the bullet leaves the barrel and rises up through the straight line and then falls to your zero point. Its a lot easier to zero at the first point when setting up and confirm your set zero afterwards as there's less chance of movement. To set it up properly you need the coefficient of your given bullet,velocity and centre height of your scope above the centre of the chamber. Once you input all these you get finer measurements ,I find the Norma ballistic calculator very good and not to extreme for inputting details

first point zero at 36 meters gives a zero of 200 meters with a maximum height of 41mm above the straight line. minus 200 mm at 300 meters.

I use a MK38 trap for everything,if it fits you its half the battle