Quote Originally Posted by Swizzy89304
I shoot rabbits on a golf course if that counts. My best shot was lamping once, I lit up a rabbit about 15 yards away, and there was another behind and to the left of it. The one in front looked and carried on eating (they're used to the humans), and the other hopped to the right and then decided to gawp at me. Naturally, I raised the rimfire and put a bullet through the first ones head, and the second ones neck. Both died instantly - the best fucking shot I've ever done!
I'm sorry, I know I partially don't understand this because I don't understand hunting as a sport, but it sounds like you're just one step up from shooting tame animals. At least, every other hunting story I've heard about a fantastic shot involved an animal running, and some amount of skill on the part of the hunter having to take it down. You shoot at rabbits that are used to humans? Isn't that like calling for your dog, and when it comes to you, shooting it?

"I remember my greatest shot. I was shooting at a rabbit that was 15 yards away, and standing stock still. It didn't know any better, and I managed to draw a bead on it and shoot it in the neck. Not necessarily a hard shot mind you, but the best I've ever made..."

You should get another hobby. Or at least a better story.