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good to know thanks Jace Always check in with local authorities before you go

A clean head shot see above ; " Conditional and Prohibited reptiles shall not be removed from the area alive."

I know this is an old thread but these things keep coming up and there seems to be a good amount of interest. Here is some info specific to non native reptile removal/hunting at one of the 32 managed areas. NonNative Reptiles: Allowed year round. Permit, Stamp, and License Requirements None...

yes you can go out and hunt non native reptiles per Fla fish and wildlife no permit or license required and no bag limit. If you have a friend that "knows the glades" you are way ahead just have them point you in the right direction. Here is a link to the 32 areas you can hunt in addition to...

I cant argue with any of that.(y)

My first thought after watching the video was I need to get a bigger gun if I want to go after coyotes with an air rifle. a .30 cal, at least. with good velocity and 75fpe. or more. I guess this should be a no brainer as I have seen coyotes run off after being rolled by what looked like a good...

"IN" please

I've been following Jessica's videos for a couple years now . She is a great ambassador for the air gun hobby. Her videos are conservation oriented and upbeat showing the humane removal of a wildly invasive species that is damaging to native birds and animals as well as responsible for...

I like those short ones,. depending on the specs. ie; power, shot count etc As for the 'battle worn" look eh Its pretty cool. I just don't think I'd want to pay very much extra for it. to each his own. I'm leaning toward the Micro . Number 3 for me Hush

I was positively impressed by the .25 and that would be my choice for pesting as I've got some extra large trash pandas that have been using my dock for a toilet. Just wanted to add a thanks to Steve, Micheal, Air Venturi, Saber tac and all for setting up this giveaway. If ya don't like it...

I was thinking a Hare of some type

count me " IN "

Ezana, there were ( and are) definitely other things living in there. I think it started as a woodchuck den. I'll have to put out a camera again.

They have that nasal barking kind of howl . I had a pair that had a temporary den under my sun room a couple years ago. Drove my dogs to distraction. they are interesting little critters.

Great looking dogs Pete and all! I've had hard driving working dogs in the past. Czech and east German bloodline shepherds and an Australian cattle dog. They have all been amazing. We have been considering another Heeler but I'm not sure I have the energy LOL For now we have a slightly less...