Brown anoles are an invasive species here in Fl. They take habitat from our native green anoles, and I literally have thousands of them in my yard. I give them a pass because they probably eat insects and especially mosquitos, I think. If they get in the habit of setting of the DD'er (ding-donger, a term used on the other forum to describe a Harbor Freight driveway alarm system used on bait stations), then sometimes they get dealt with. Another member asked why I didn't shoot the iguana in the rat pesting video. Well, here's the answer. BTW the camera is recording at 240FPS at 720p and captured the pellet in flight at only 27 yds at 920fps.
Pesting a brown anole
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Great shot and video K! Boy...you might need a thinner reticle for those brown anoles (JK)! LOL!
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I tried to PM you after my priveleges were supposed to be approved, the mod said they had never had someone post 32 posts in 1 day. LOL Apparently it's still not working. Just checking to see if I could PM, nothing other than that.
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Thanks, I was doing pesting with my AEA HP Carbine .25, then I found a great deal on an FX Wilkcat MK 1 in .22. It shoots CPHP pellet on pellet at 25yds if I do my part . Also @ 920-930FPS. Gotta love cheap ammo that's accurate.
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Yeah, I posted a video on rat pesting with my DIY scopecam. PelletJunkie asked about it so I figured I would post how I made it.
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