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Yes I did. I always bait my area with scrap food from home ie chicken. Salmon, beef, anything not eaten. Also rabbit guts, rabbit and pigeons carcasses. 9 this year now. 😉 👍

@@mr.infirayuk2765 Brilliant.

Mixture of all my non eaten Xmas food. Chicken, pork, spag bol, salmon skins and curry powder coated veg. 😂😂

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Thanks mate

We call them Kishipi,,, had caught a baby Magpie today,, they are vicious thrives, steal walnuts and chicks 😊

we have pied wagtails over here on the farms and they are protected, but these magpies are a pest they kill small birds also on the sheep farm were i shoot they have pecked the eyes out of new born lambs

@@lancelongfield5550 they aren't magpies.

Yes they are.​@@jasbadsirron6424

If you're so sure that they're a native species and not magpies, then what are they?

You are incorrect. They ARE magpies. Classed as a pest they eat other bird's eggs and their young.

@@mr.infirayuk2765 well they ain't the Magpies that are native to Australia that's for sure. Indian Minor birds and black birds do the same thing here in Australia. But a true Magpie is not even close to what those birds are you're knocking off.

Thanks

It's a thermal spotter

Yes

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Thanks 😊 Probably my bait I put out.

It's very good 👌

Start about 180yds down to 95yds

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£4000

Thanks mate

Cheers ' Manky ' 👍

Thank you 😉

Aren't they just mate?

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Go into main menu by holding down the top turret. First link is clear view. Press the middle menu button and toggle on and off. 2nd link is the wi-fi connect option. 👍

Thermal vision highly depends on heat sources. If it is damp or wet everything obviously gets a reduced visibility. I would suggest a powerful rechargeable torch

They were everywhere 🤣

On this video a Sirius

With the right IR it is very clear.

@@mr.infirayuk2765 what torch are you using, or would recommend? Thanks.

What rabbit? 😆

@@davekaymadhatter1 oh, that's fox😂

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No, there is no range finder on the unit. I use an App. There is picture in picture option when you look through the scope if you want it. And yes it is a very good scope in the NV style scopes.

I use a big piece of kitchen tin foil and fold it into a 2" square. Stick it on my target slightly at an angle to reflect the sun. At night it is all down to the ir light. Depends on which PB model you use. The Pbir X is the one or the irlightbuilds one. All of the NV units are light fussy. Including Digex C50, Pards etc. Some torches are great. Some white-out and some don't " have the legs".

@@mr.infirayuk2765 Thank you thats a useful tip. I’m getting on with it better now, although I do want to add 200 and 300 meter zeros to the profile so will see how that goes. Thank you

Love my Rico. Best scope I have at the minute. Shot many foxes and rabbits with it in the last 10 months

If you honon youtube and search for Mr Infiray UK, you will see lots of videos. Close, Mid and long distance.

I love it. Beats my old Helion , hands down.

Absolutely great spotter. I never leave home without it. It can produce stunning quality videos.

I love it. I Use it all of the time now.

Be nice to know why it isn't a patch on the pulsar please.

I am still trying out different torches to get the best picture quality. So I will have to disagree at the moment.

Which ir torch are you using here. Looks a good picture image!!!

Pbir M

It sure does. Very clear images

No. 😆 Echo 😉

I was using the Pbir M

will have :)

There now is a 25/50

Hoping to, very soon.

I was using a 940 ir and will be doing further videos with a variety of torches to see which one I find the best. 😉