shooting back yard animals
07-11-2008, 06:43 PM
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Re: shooting back yard animals
Originally Posted by Towdogg
When i get bored at work I go in the impound yard and shoot birds. I call it the "THE NO FLY ZONE"
---- onetime i shot a seagull in the wing and it couldn't fly and my old *** diasy couldn't kill it even in the head so SCHIM187 came outside and cut its head off with a shovel
---- onetime i shot a seagull in the wing and it couldn't fly and my old *** diasy couldn't kill it even in the head so SCHIM187 came outside and cut its head off with a shovel
07-11-2008, 06:56 PM
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Re: shooting back yard animals
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
lol, you asked your mom permission to shoot a cat. nice
Guess theres just too many cat lovers here so I guess the cat lives!
07-11-2008, 07:08 PM
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Re: shooting back yard animals
I'm about to this level. We currently have eight, yes 8, stray cats that are keeping my car covered in foot prints/scratching the paint/and apparently pissing where it sucks air in for the a/c. They all hang around our house eating the dogs food and my moms gold fish out of her pond. I have tried poisioning them with rat poison to no avail.
Any good poisoning recommendations? All I have is a .30-06 rifle. The bullets are half the size of the damn cats which would just cause me more mess to clean up.
Any good poisoning recommendations? All I have is a .30-06 rifle. The bullets are half the size of the damn cats which would just cause me more mess to clean up.
07-11-2008, 07:46 PM
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Re: shooting back yard animals
i like cats, but theres a lot of stupid or scaredy cats just because of stupid owners, same thing with dogs and every other animal. its not always the animal as much as the owner. and i dont think your pellet gun is going to kill the cat anyways. all other animals free game. when i go out shooting i try and kill anything that moves, its a free country ill shoot what i want
07-11-2008, 11:44 PM
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Re: shooting back yard animals
the best way to deal with stray cats is to get a cat trap http://www.wildlife-traps.com/cats.h...FSCcnAodY1oDTw
then once you have it contained you spray the cat down with a spray trim adhesive so that it can't move around and then put it in your driveway and set it on fire, basically you just catch one and make an example out of his *** and then the rest of the cats will know your not ------- around. if you don't want to be really cruel you can always smash its head in with a hammer first, just make sure to display the body to serve as a warning to all future intruders.
then once you have it contained you spray the cat down with a spray trim adhesive so that it can't move around and then put it in your driveway and set it on fire, basically you just catch one and make an example out of his *** and then the rest of the cats will know your not ------- around. if you don't want to be really cruel you can always smash its head in with a hammer first, just make sure to display the body to serve as a warning to all future intruders.
07-12-2008, 01:59 AM
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Re: shooting back yard animals
I'm personally a fan of shooting ground hogs....they have to be on the top 10 most worthless animal list. They dig their stupid holes all next to the foundation of my barn and if I don't use a flashlight walking around at night I'll break my ankle. I either have to use my .17 or .222 rifle...bb's don't do a damn thing
