in Texas? Would I need a hunting license?
They are chewing on my house & trying to get in in several places. I bought a live trap and baited it with peanut butter & they wont go near it.
Whats a good pellet gun for that & is a scope worth the extra $? Would a pellet penetrate my asphalt shingle roof if I miss?
What else can I do, just let them get into my attic?
Its not public land its my land.
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in Texas? Would I need a hunting license?
They are chewing on my house & trying to get in in several places. I bought a live trap and baited it with peanut butter & they wont go near it.
Whats a good pellet gun for that & is a scope worth the extra $? Would a pellet penetrate my asphalt shingle roof if I miss?
What else can I do, just let them get into my attic?
Posted in Squirrel
Tagged gun, hunting, hunting license, License, neighborhood, pellet, pellet gun, residential neighborhood, Texas
I am choosing an airgun for hunting small – medium game (birds, squirrels, rabbits, woodchucks, possums etc.), my range is no more than 50 yards and I have heard that a .22 caliber gun would be best for bringing down the woodchucks, rabbits, and possums. My budget is $300, does anyone recommend a break barell airgun that would best suit this criteria? I was interested in the RWS 34 .22 , as well as the Gammo Whisper .22, any suggestions?
it talks about 2 guys going hunting,(ones name is harold)and they’re looking for the biggest buck in the world.On the third day they see it,and a squirrel jumps in harold’s hair and he falls out of the tree stand.Then it says”and it didn’t take long for us to decide that,that squirrel’s gotta die”Heard it?I need the name.
thanks i got it!
i bought the smk xs36 air rifle the other dat with a 3-9 scope and it is great very powerfull as it is 12ft.lb which is da most u can have in da uk but i am new to hunting and i am wondering if it would kill small vermin like crows,magpies rabits,squirrels ect
I’m not really talking about the species we used for hunting or mousing, like dogs, cats and ferrets, I’m talking about the smaller animals we keep as pets…rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils and rats. Why do you think we chose these species? Why didnt we choose, say, squirrels and possums? The argument that they dont really adapt well to cage life doesnt really fly, because plenty of rabbits are still very wild and many people have tame pet possums (ie, sugar gliders) and squirrels (usually the gliding sort) all over the world.
For my part, I believe rabbits and guinea pigs were domesticated from the meat trade, I guess people just thought they were cute and would make good pets…but then wouldnt we have pet mink if that were the case, and wouldnt chinchillas be much more common?
So what do you think made us choose to domesticate the species we did? And do you think in a few hundred years the likes of sugar gliders and flying squirrels will have become much tamer and available in every pet shop all over the globe?
*rolls eyes* God rattie haters just get so boring. Rats are good pets because they are intelligent (much more so than most small “cute” fluffies), funny, friendly, can be taught tricks, fun to watch, cuddly and yes, cute. Rattie haters are just crazy and prejudiced.
i have a good ole lab but shes gettin old turning10 so i was thinking about getting another lab but i was wondering for ducks rabbit squirrel upland and coons whats the best dog to do them all ans im gonna get a pair of them no mater what kind i get what is the best dog??
