Bennyfatsack
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I'm not a traditional hunter in the sense that I am a head shooter, understanding many will and have criticised me, but as a part time profession of contract professional wild kangaroo shooting, the carcasses are no accepted unless head shot, so through this practise I continue to head shoot for my own meat and trophies unless range dictates otherwise and I'm wanting the trophy over meat or removing pests, usually head shot dead or an (unusual) miss and If any variation I alway follow up with a finishing round aiming for ethical humane kills, with one exception FOXES, don't care where I hit them just hit them at any range, scene nasty thing foxes capable of namely to birthing ewes, foxes eating baby lambs as the being born and or eat the sheepskin rear end followed by ears etc all whilst lamb down birthing to week to fend off attack, so less ethical considerations for foxes during lambing season