Cheeky little twit, now RIP

[Flintsack]

This guys been coming up and grabbing my walnuts, and occasionally running over the top of the roof which I hate for obvious reasons.

Once again a little red spaz has been defying my ability to put him down. Today I had a shot out the window at about 35 yards while I was on a call. It was with the 22 caliber Layla. He stopped for about three seconds, or specifically about two seconds to many. 

He fell in the ravine and was unretrievable. I was quite happy with that.

I took the picture below, out my office window sitting in my office chair. If I would’ve so much as moved a muscle he would’ve been 70 yards away running full speed. I’ve been watching him all week.

mike

 

[L.Leon]

They are cheeky, audacious buggers, too bad they're destructive to boot. The Reds around here have been laying low.

 

[Red25R]

They are very destructive . They are fast and CHEW on anything and everything . If I can put one down it's a great day .

 

[Blackpaw]

@flintsack good job, and that little bugger was probably a forward observer for the whole unit. That red menace was probably seeing how weak and probing your defense, but with him not coming back, probably the rest won’t be coming.

 

[qball]

Way to go! Rodents are bad news no matter which variety. 

 

[Flintsack]

They have been sending slow stupid scouts all week, big fat grays that just sit there and die. This guy was like a fighter jet.

It literally took me three days to get rid of him. He must’ve ran across the deck 80 times. I was considering putting out a trap, but I manned up.

A little peanut butter on a rat trap I would’ve got him the first day…But I didn’t have a rat trap. And this was much more satisfying. I couldn’t believe the day he posed for that picture.

Much better dead than red.

mike

 

[Blackpaw]

 

[crowski]

Don’t like squirrels. Got a grey yesterday, initiated my HW50. You won the battle, the war’s not over. Crow 

 

[Ezana4CE]

They have been sending slow stupid scouts all week, big fat grays that just sit there and die. This guy was like a fighter jet.

It literally took me three days to get rid of him. He must’ve ran across the deck 80 times. I was considering putting out a trap, but I manned up.

A little peanut butter on a rat trap I would’ve got him the first day…But I didn’t have a rat trap. And this was much more satisfying. I couldn’t believe the day he posed for that picture.

Much better dead than red.

mike

 

[Flintsack]

Lol to all…