I don’t know where he went from there, however, I know where he’s going. Stay tuned.
Little @&$!!$
mike
Little @&$!!$
mike
A red squirrel just stole a walnut From my tree and jumped on the roof…
- Thread starter Flintsack
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You just think that tree is yours.
Those little reds are the BOSS.
Remember to hold a tad low if you're aiming up at a steep angle.
Otherwise you'll whiz one right over his back
::staying tuned::
Those little reds are the BOSS.
Remember to hold a tad low if you're aiming up at a steep angle.
Otherwise you'll whiz one right over his back
::staying tuned::
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This guy had been trying to get into my soffit. Not bad for an offhand 30y shot. Was DRT, I go for the vitals when unsupported.
Was a 34.9gr slug overkill? Yup! But it's what was ready to go with a nice safe backdrop. This one went to a buddy who processes them and even uses the tail for fishing lures.
Was a 34.9gr slug overkill? Yup! But it's what was ready to go with a nice safe backdrop. This one went to a buddy who processes them and even uses the tail for fishing lures.
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@flintsack you know this means right?! The squirrels have declared....WAR on you and all you believe in and cherish!!!
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And they're not quiet either!
Very chirpy, chattering, squealing.
One dude was even barking at me the other day.
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"Evil can never be dead enough." At least that's what the FL sheriff said:
Brevard Sheriff Wayne Ivey Releases Dashcam of Deputy-Involved Shooting. Sheriff Ivey states, “Evil Can Never Be Dead Enough.”
Good shooting on that varmint!! They are destructive critters that do not belong among neighborhoods..
Brevard Sheriff Wayne Ivey Releases Dashcam of Deputy-Involved Shooting. Sheriff Ivey states, “Evil Can Never Be Dead Enough.”
Good shooting on that varmint!! They are destructive critters that do not belong among neighborhoods..
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I just walked outside right at dusk, and he was barking and heckling me. I didn’t have my shootin iron.
mike
mike
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@qball my suggestion is run down to Home Depot and go into home and gardening section and purchase some garden anti critter claymore land mines, they should keep the critters out of your tomatoes.
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Hummm.......don't remember seeing that so might have to ask for it, might be locked away like the spray paint cans.
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