Two of the local 'tree rats' at the feeders.
Gymnasts
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A perfect set up to make head shots!
DA_TriggR4Ruger
Hunter
Fox Mike said:Two of the local 'tree rats' at the feeders.
Should have been scope/crosshairs instead of camera lense
Nice picture of two young fryer's!!!
Terry
Terry
If you took a few minutes you could probably line them up for a single shot----a guy really needs to save on 22 ammo these days. :lol:
That is a fun picture!
OP
I never was a fan of squirrel dinner. Just too much work for what you got...I'm lazy. :roll: I had some, when I was still working, that would come to the door of the office and take peanuts out of my hand or, if I left a bag on the floor they would come in, grab one, and take it to their 'stash'.
AJGUNNER said:
I was just thinking the same thing when I saw this. You beat me to it.
luvmyRugers
Single-Sixer
Nah, I wouldn't waste my 22 ammo on those rats. I use a slingshot for worthless vermin like that...IF they are close enough. LOL
RolandDeschain
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Yup - definitely hanging targets…..
For backyard tree rat patrol I use a 177 Remington air rifle with the Gamo Red Fire pellets. Death on tree rats out to about 35 yards.
http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/gamo-red-fire-177-7-8-grain-air-gun-pellets/pid-30953?N=854552933&Ntt=pellets&Ntk=All
For backyard tree rat patrol I use a 177 Remington air rifle with the Gamo Red Fire pellets. Death on tree rats out to about 35 yards.
http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/gamo-red-fire-177-7-8-grain-air-gun-pellets/pid-30953?N=854552933&Ntt=pellets&Ntk=All
TinkerDave
Single-Sixer
My 5 mm (.20 cal) Sheridan Blue Streak will also deal with them - maybe even a little further than 35 yds. TD
