hello i want to get into hunting and i need info i am 15 first where can i get my certification 2 i want to start with small game squirrel/rabbit
what kind of gun should i use not to hurt the meat a .22 .332 ect
thank you kevin
hello i want to get into hunting and i need info i am 15 first where can i get my certification 2 i want to start with small game squirrel/rabbit
what kind of gun should i use not to hurt the meat a .22 .332 ect
thank you kevin
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Tagged certification, game, hunting, info, rabbit, small game, Squirrel
i have a ruger 10/22, and i would like to go small game hunting, like squirrels, rabbits and stuff like that, however i live in pa. and i do not have a bolt, lever or pump action rifle. is there any way that i could make my ruger 10/22legal to hunt with in pa. aka make it bolt action.???
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Tagged action, action rifle, bolt, game, hunting, lever, question, rabbits, rifle, ruger, ruger 10 22, small game hunting, Stuff, way
Give some ideas. Personally, I got bass fishing, Squirrel hunting, and a little bit of bird hunting, but I’m looking for some new ideas.
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Tagged bass, bass fishing, big game, bird, bird hunting, bit, buck fever, cure, fishing, game, game hunting, hunting, little bit, Squirrel, squirrel hunting, year
I’ve heard that White German Shepherds are especially fond of small game animals- birds, squirrels, etc. Would they be best for detecting the presence of snakes on your yard? I have had snakes on my yard because I live very close to a creek.
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Tagged animals, animals birds, breeds of dogs, creek, game, game animals, German, presence, Shepherds, small game, snakes, white german shepherds, yard
I have a Crossman Quest 1000 air rifle that produces 17 ft lbs of energy. Now I know only 6lbs of energy is needed to kill a squirrel so does that mean I can only hunt animals 3 times bigger then a squirrel? What is the biggest game I can kill with 17 ft lbs of energy?
This is a paragraph from the small game rules and regulations for New Mexico–
“Rabbits and Other Nongame Species:
Common nongame species include coyotes, skunks,
rabbits and rock squirrels. Residents are not required
to have a hunting license to take rabbits or other
nongame species. Nonresidents must have either a
nonresident, nongame license or any current New
Mexico nonresident hunting license.
Nongame species may be taken on State Trust Lands
opened by easement by persons holding a valid
hunting or trapping licenses for protected species on
those lands during the individual’s hunt or trapping
season. Nongame species may also be taken on U.S.
Forest Service and BLM lands open to hunting.”
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