Would this work for hunting small animals like squirrel and rabbit ?
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My husband said it is unlikely a rabbit or a squirrel would hold still long enough but if a squirrel was in a tree u could range the tree to get an idea or a bush or something for a rabbit.
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Christine, you could, I suppose, use this range-finder to hunt squirrel and rabbit, if you can get them to stand still long enough to get a reading on them. I like that idea though; I am a sharpshooter and prefer to use a .22 for the squirrel also, it's just more of a challenge. My rifle scope does the range-finding for me in that scenario. Try it out. You'll find several uses for this range-finder. It's a good one. I really like mine.
895318
Yes it would. Out to 100 yards it picks up very well and as long as there is not grass or limbs between you and the small game it will range them. I have even ranged flying ducks at 65 yards with it.
895319
. You can range a tree or nearby object for squirrels or rabbits to get an estimate range but the little critters move around alot. I like to sit in my yard or in the woods and practice estimating ranges, then verify my guess with the simmons. Getting used to estimating range takes a little practice. You can get good at estimating which is usually the only time you have with small game.
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I dont hunt squirrels, but think this Destroyer pellet would be just fine in that case. It is designed to mushroom upon impact rather than going completely through your target. My only kill so far was a crow, and it took off right after I fired, making me think I missed. Wrong, found crow dead on the far side of a fence 100 ft away.
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Yes, assuming it has a standard 1/4" threaded mount. This pistol grip, ball mount would be good for bird watching, but panning a field for wildlife may be "choppy".
166514
with a longer bolt and broadhead tips u can probly bring down a deer with a clean shot from close range..but this is mainly for small game...squirrels and rabbits and whatnot
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It will work but it is made for larger poop like a very big dog. It is the largest pooper scooper I have ever seen. I dont think you really need something so big. But it will work. It is all metal and the teeth in the scoop are close together. So it should work for a rabbit.
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I wouldn't know. I use it for trapping foxes, For which it works great. Best of luck to you.
656732
This model would only fit a very small rabbit. It would work well for a hedgehog, guinea pig, hamster, rat, mouse, gerbil, flying squirrel and even some herps, such as a bearded dragon, chameleon, etc. It will be a bit tight for most rabbits, large chinchillas, etc.
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I don't think it would work for squirrels since it's made to be placed in a hole where a gopher tunnels. I wouldn't pay mobey on it for that purpose.
1231076
It will work great for coon hunting. Use mine for coyote and bear hunting and love the accuracy!! Won't go wrong!
947127
It certainly could but I personally wouldn't attempt it. I consider myself an excellent shot with this great little gun but would never attempt squirrel size game unless it came down to survival. The .177 PC77 is great for small pests such as rats and mice. I would opt for a more ethically appropriate .22 pellet rifle for squirrels.
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I have used the silver arrow to hunt squirrel and rabbit and it has very good knockdown power. I did however have to sight the gun in for these pellets due to heaver weight. very good pellet for hunting.
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Yes, for critters that is. Check out some You Tube videos, one in particular shows hunting rattle snakes and rabbits.
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Yes, it will it has taken out several squirrels as well as other pesky animals from 30 feet. no good for long distances but within 35 to 50 feet you should be fine.
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IMO, it's doubtful this trap would work for small rabbits. This trap is barely large enough for a squirrel, however it is the perfect size for a chipmunk. With this said, it is my recommendation to purchase the next larger size trap for rabbits. Long term, you will be more pleased with a larger trap, because where there are small rabbits, it's a good bet there are large rabbits also. Good luck!
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Not sure about it working on squirrels but it definitely works on gophers.. We broke the blocks into pieces and put it at the junctions of the tunnels the things were making in our yard
945336
This rifle works very well on squirrels and small possum, I guess it would depend on how big the groundhog is. For a small one (5 lbs or less) I would say yes. Anything bigger, You may be better off just trapping and relocating them. It would be cruel to have to shoot it 10 times to kill it.
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I have used it primarily for deer but I also try to deter the chipmunks and squirrels. It does work for a little while but when it wears out or it rains they go digging again. Same thing for the deer. You have to keep applying often.