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This week I'm back in the texan outback,
armed once again with the awesome, Benjamin Rogue .357 big bore air rifle.
As I stalking the brush, the sun
is low in the sky, and the shadows are lengthening. It's getting late in the day,
and I'm on the lookout for a sheep. But this time, I'm on the hunt for something a little bit
different.
A Mouflon cross Texas sheep, as I'm sure you know,
here at Team Wild TV we've hunted Mouflon, in a variety of places.
We took a beautiful trophy Mouflon ram
at count Léon de Poncins Mansfield's magnificent poncin estate.
in the Czech Republic, with the awesome Merkel RX Helix.
We've also taken a nice ram in Hungary,
with the guys at wonderer, using my Ruger M77 Hawkeye.
Mouflon are the most travelled sheep in Europe,
but today we're on the hunt on the other side of the pond.
This time we're using an air rifle. A big bore, behemoth of a gun,
that by now you should be very familiar with, the Benjamin Rogue .357.
There is a surprisingly large selection of exotic animals in Texas.
Game Ranches are brought across a variety of animals from
all corners of the globe, over the past century. Which means that now
you can find almost anything here.
The Texas Hunt Lodge have an abundance of trophy sheep on there game ranch.
And we have helped them out with plenty of management jobs of late
Using the Benjamin Rouge to take out take out there problem animals quietly
and efficiently.
This time
I've been called upon to take a hybrid mouflon cross texas doll sheep.
I use the sparse trees as cover, and into a great position for a shot.
I set my sights on it.
But a herd of sheep crosses party block my shot.
Then he goes to make a move,
so I take a chance, give him a call, and he stops.
I make a good shot but he tries the bolt. Despite the fight in the old
boy
he has gone far. Another quick, clean,
efficient kill, from the Benjamin Rogue. Now he has gone down from the
Benjamin 357 once again, clean off his feet.
Walked... so the original shot was
42 yards, he's now lying
63 yards.
So he went back 22 yards, when you go down, scrabble for a little bit, but it was all over.
Hopefully,
he's gonna taste as good as he looks. So he has stopped moving now,
let's go have a look.
I move in to claim my quarry and he's definitely a goner.
Now this is a pretty, pretty ram.
Now, as you can see he has got a beautiful white under belly,
lovely brown and black coat and look at that very very handsome spread.
Now I've done a lot of work here taking out
broken horn Rams, and sick
dear and all manner of other things, so it's nice to actually to be able to shoot a decent animal,
that's in pretty good shape. Now they want to thin the numbers of sheep out on this property,
They do shoot them quite a lot so they tend to, do that with the ill, and infirm.
But luckily for me they also had one of these that needed taking out as well, so
really really pleased but very very handsome animal really hardy
these are tough conditions out here so animal that can cope out here and
actually thrive and multiply in the ways these do, I mean, you know,
I take my hat off to them. But once again as you saw phenomenal performance
from the Benjamin 357 Rogue and those 140 grey nozzle
built, Benjamin extreme bullets these guys know how to build air guns.
Now I've had a lot of people saying it won't work we cant shoot that with an air gun, or its not
possible well
boys and girls yes it is. Perfect shot placement is the key
once you get that bullet where it needs to be, it has devastating terminal performance.
So another great hunt, another great performance from the Benjamin,
now I deserve a pint! To find out more about the Benjamin rogue
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