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General Discussion To Gateway To Airguns => Hunting Gate => : GoodOlRWS45 August 16, 2008, 04:18:42 PM
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Here's my baby: ( I hope it comes out right, since I've never posted pics before)
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That's some camo job,,, can't even see it :)
Seriously though,,,,, give it another try I'd like to see your shooter....
Jeff
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It seems I didn't have a pic of my rifle that was a small enough file to be uploaded onto the forum. So while hunting this morning I snapped another pic, in a different resolution, and while doing so, I spotted this critter in the distance...
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Looks like a skunk,, is that correct???? If it is I think I'd leave him be :)
Looks like a beautiful hunting spot,,, some kind of grove??? Whatever it is looks like it has critter potential :)
Jeff
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Well, guess the pic I took of my rifle was 156 KB...Dang! I guess i'll have to take another some more pics until I can get is under the 150 KB maximum.
anyway, yes, it was a skunk, and I wouldn't even think of shooting it, especially with my 45. It was very timid though...I was able to walk within 20 ft of it without it raising it's tail. I wasn't about to get any closer though.
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Stinky bugger's:( Ed
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A skunk out in daylight? Sounds rabid to me. Is that an avocado grove?
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Right click on your picture of your gun, click "OPEN WITH" select "PAINT" Click "IMAGE" select "Stretch/Skew" in the first blank type in 50. same with the next box. This should reduce the size of you image by 50%. Put in different percentages until your picture looks about 4"x5" or smaller. then "Save" your image and upload. This method should work regardless of resolution.
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Okay, I took some more pics this morning, and got them all under 150 KB, which seemed to be a light factor...anyway...finally, here she is, my RWS 45:
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There is a family of Skunks in this Cherry orchard. Right next to the Cherry orchard is an Orange orchard, both of which I've seen Skunks, ground squirrels, and lots of doves.
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I wouldn't say WAY up north...I'm in Southern California. Neither our Cherries or Oranges are in season.
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Nice air rifle and beautiful hunting grounds you have there.
To shrink pictures I use a program from microsoft, called image resizer. Very easy to use and it incorporates
into your right click menu.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/Downloads/powertoys/Xppowertoys.mspx
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Thanks, but is seems that "power toys" isn't compatable with Windows Vista...DANG!
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VSO image resizer is the free tool I use for Vista. Works great except it will ask you if you want to buy it every time you fire it up.