Git offa mah deck Mr. Squirrel!

[rcnute]

:banana:

[Mr. Squirrel]

:banana:

dear mr. nute,

your invitation was quite clear, it is all over your deck. mrs. kitty is cute ,i will give her some nuts nuk nuk nuk!

mr. squirrel

[maunahaole]

Mr. Squirrel has important business to address beneath my front wheel

[William]

Mr. Squirrel has important business to address beneath my front wheel


MAKE IT COUNT BIG GUY!!!





William ;) :D

[maunahaole]

The current count: Seven less cousins at Mr. Squirrel's family reunion picnic with no loss of forward momentum on my part.

[William]

The current count: Seven less cousins at Mr. Squirrel's family reunion picnic with no loss of forward momentum on my part.


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[oliver1850]

which goes through a glass door with more accuracy, birdshot or buckshot?

[maunahaole]

buckshot is heavier and will be more certain to go straight. birdshot will be more deflected by the glass. I suggest a rifled slug if you really want to solve your rodent problem.

[oliver1850]

When I was a kid my grandparents had a huge Victorian house. Grandpa used to take us down to the basement to shoot targets with .22s. I wonder if that has anything to do with the current owner replacing foundation bricks.

[BigDaddySmooth]

When I was a kid, my older brother tested the power of a Crosman 760 against a crazy neighbor's window. I guess he expected to hear a lod crash of glass with shot #1 but nothing happened. Maybe a miss? Try, try again. 5 or 6x and nothing happened. So he stopped and proceeded w/his day. Come to find out later, through the old man, that the neighbor wondered why she had 6 tiny holes in her window.

No need for birdshot or buckshot...pop that little tree rat with an over-powered BB gun through the sliding glass door.