Air Tanks SOLD 740cc Wolfiek Carbon Fiber Bottle
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Didn’t take pictures. But my friend and I took 13 of my PCPs back to our range Last Saturday. The bed of the John Deere Gator was heaped full! Of those, 2 were .50 cal, 2 .45 cal and the .40 cal Badger. Casting makes for inexpensive target shooting. I don’t shoot them as much or as often as the smaller cals, but I do shoot them quite often.
Sounds like a good time to me!Didn’t take pictures. But my friend and I took 13 of my PCPs back to our range Last Saturday. The bed of the John Deere Gator was heaped full! Of those, 2 were .50 cal, 2 .45 cal and the .40 cal Badger. Casting makes for inexpensive target shooting. I don’t shoot them as much or as often as the smaller cals, but I do shoot them quite often.
It was approved by the Match Director for this match, so it is now legal going forward!
When Alligators start climbing trees to go after the iguanas you'll have a real problem.My personal choice from one who helps clean up the place of iguanas and the newest invasive and a ferocious predator, the brown basilisk a.k.a. "Jesus lizard," is my airgun of choice with no tuning, no mods, factory set, the Benjamin Marauder .22 with my Hatsan 3-9x40 scope. I take down around 4 every week with the JSB Exact, 15.89 gr, which offers me very precise shots. I also use my Vortex Ranger 1800 rangefinder.
The shots are 40 yd minimum and last week, I took down a large iguana at 63 yd, although it took 3 shots to complete the job. Our surrounding alligators do the cleanup task, if not them, then the coyotes find them at night when they’re further away from the water. This very large iguana (63 yd) was 25 yd away from the water line when shot and I witnessed something for the first time ever. Even though the surrounding grass was at least 15-20 in tall and without sight of the iguana, the alligator left the water, full body, walked the 60-70 ft to find from scent and grab the iguana for supper and returned to the water to then gobble it up. Here's a cool pic of the scene.
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I dont know how many times I have watched a starling in a tree 20 yds away and almost hear no noise. They sound very low like they are farther away and other times be really loud. So I agree they can be like a ventriloquist.I've learned they can throw their call too, like a ventriloquist.