Small Game, Predator and TrappingFrom shooting squirrels in your backyard to calling coyotes in Arizona. This forum now contains trapping information..
hi mortalcare,this is mortalcare....i guess i will go first.i shoot a crossman quest(cuz thats all i can offord)if i could afford anything,i would get a bonecollecter.i also own a 880,biggest animal would be a skunk,and my best experience is probably a hunt where i found a thicket filled with sparrows.i stayed all day and left with 23 birds
I mainly do all my squirrel hunting with airguns these days. My favorite is the Benjamin 392 .22 caliber air rifle. I've also used the Crosman RS2 with the .177 barrel (the .22 barrel just wasn't accurate enough no matter what type of pellet I tried). Last year I tried out the Crosman American Classic .177 pistol. It worked pretty well up close.
To answer your question about the biggest thing I've shot, probably possum or armadillo.
I mainly do all my squirrel hunting with airguns these days. My favorite is the Benjamin 392 .22 caliber air rifle. I've also used the Crosman RS2 with the .177 barrel (the .22 barrel just wasn't accurate enough no matter what type of pellet I tried). Last year I tried out the Crosman American Classic .177 pistol. It worked pretty well up close.
To answer your question about the biggest thing I've shot, probably possum or armadillo.
i heard that exchangable barrel guns fall apart easy. something about the barrel screws or something?
I mainly do all my squirrel hunting with airguns these days. My favorite is the Benjamin 392 .22 caliber air rifle. I've also used the Crosman RS2 with the .177 barrel (the .22 barrel just wasn't accurate enough no matter what type of pellet I tried). Last year I tried out the Crosman American Classic .177 pistol. It worked pretty well up close.
To answer your question about the biggest thing I've shot, probably possum or armadillo.
i heard that exchangable barrel guns fall apart easy. something about the barrel screws or something?