I understand that in some parts rabbits are VERY over populated. But if it were me I would have had MUCH MORE blaze orange on than that. A couple of times the camera turned and you could easily not recognize a person in that tall brush.[&:]

My pleasure. We figure we shot around 120, no lies. There were 6 of us.

By the way, I have put a HIGH RESOLUTION DOWNLOAD LINK on that same page, this way you can see the snow popping up around them when we miss.

Here's that link again, so you don't have to go all the way up top to find it:
http://uutah.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4547

why dont you eat them?!.. also after watching that video, it doesnt look to safe. if that gun is mounted to your .22 that means you pointed your rifle directly at your buddies a few times since they walked right in front of the camera.

Not at all. I removed the camera when I was filming my friends. You didn't see the barrel in the frame, did you?

None of them ever walked in front of me. I took the camera off (quick release mount) and filmed to my right. We were all in a line. We don't mess around with safety.

oh didnt really watch the video closely so didnt notice if the barrel was there or not. thats good that your being safe about it then. I thought you pointed the gun right at them lol

Maybe next time. ha ha

actually, we're getting the itch to go again

next time mount it to a shotgun

Wish we had rabbits in those #'s in Mississippi. I would be out doing what you were doing. That kind of reminded me of gopher hunting up in Saskatchewan. I go up there and visit family every year and blast gophers. Those aren't cottontails or hares. Jackrabbits don't eat the same. Those buggers in the video needed to be thinned out bad!

That looks like a blast, Id love to do that.

I'm worried about the recoil damaging the recording, or this would've been my first choice.