Secret to a successful hunt

[PasadenaMike]

If you want to be successful don’t bring enough ammo or air you’ll see a bunch of animals. We’re using Murphy law to our advantage

 

[Farmplinker2]

If you want to be successful don’t bring enough ammo or air you’ll see a bunch of animals. We’re using Murphy law to our advantage

I thought I was the only one that happened to!

 

[Luis Leon]

… is carving out the time to actually “hunt”. So if I’m lucky to be out for a few hours of pesting? That in itself is the success, bagging the critters is the sweetner… Having the time to go pesting? Gotta go to work…

When I first moved up from the city 26 years ago I was hot to trot for hunting woodchucks… And got a few permissions and distinctly remember the farmers and farmhands asking incredulously, “you have time to shoot woodchucks?”…

 

[PasadenaMike]

… is carving out the time to actually “hunt”. So if I’m lucky to be out for a few hours of pesting? That in itself is the success, bagging the critters is the sweetner… Having the time to go pesting? Gotta go to work…

When I first moved up from the city 26 years ago I was hot to trot for hunting woodchucks… And got a few permissions and distinctly remember the farmers and farmhands asking incredulously, “you have time to shoot woodchucks?”…

If it wasn’t for what I do for work I wouldn’t be able to just go hunting. When I’m working near places I know I can hunt , shoot, whatever involves pellets flying I take advantage of. Also I work for family that understands trigger therapy so 3 hour lunches are ok

 

[Pumacarl]

A range finder and a ballistic solution, was what I was thinking when I originally read the topic, but having time is a huge one too.

 

[PasadenaMike]

A range finder and a ballistic solution, was what I was thinking when I originally read the topic, but having time is a huge one too.

Yeah. I can’t do this on weekends. I can do field target maybe once a month but I don’t want to take time away from family so lunch time hunts work out.

 

[PasadenaMike]

I thought I was the only one that happened to!

lol no . I use Murphys Law to my advantage

 

[FL22]

About half the time it’s my wife telling me “Honey, they’re getting too close to the house again.” We live on several acres. It’s like Squirrel Palooza most of the time. She has come to realize that they are no longer cute when they’ve chewed on your electrical wiring.

 

[pan60]

About half the time it’s my wife telling me “Honey, they’re getting too close to the house again.” We live on several acres. It’s like Squirrel Palooza most of the time. She has come to realize that they are no longer cute when they’ve chewed on your electrical wiring.

they can and given the chance will rain down destruction

 

[Mike Brown]

About half the time it’s my wife telling me “Honey, they’re getting too close to the house again.” We live on several acres. It’s like Squirrel Palooza most of the time. She has come to realize that they are no longer cute when they’ve chewed on your electrical wiring.

You're so LUCKY !! I wish my wife could get to the point of realizing they're just bushy tailed rats!!!

 

[TerryE1]

If the squirrels chewed up the charging cord on your wife’s cell phone, she’d be grabbing the air gun out of your hands.

 

[Danman]

I once had a "cute" chipmunk living under my shop and in my house back room (roof entry) at the same time! I ended up getting him with a trap and some peanut butter, but man that thing had to go! Wife from that point on was wary about them critters!

 

[Farmplinker2]

they can and given the chance will rain down destruction

Squirrels are the SOCOM of The Animal Conspiracy.