will it kill a beaver?
935622
I have not tried it on an animal of that size, but from the power of the 2- co2 charge, I think it should.
935623
If loaded with pellets and fully charged (co2), maybe with enough shots. Its more of a deterrent than a solution. When it comes down to it, a .22 is your best bet for pest control.
935624
any rifle with a velocity of 700 fps and uses pellets, can certainly kill most smaller animals
935625
I guess if you beat it over the head with the airgun you might. I don't think it is powerful enough to kill anything larger than a rabbit (maybe) or a squirell. I guess you could shoot its eye out and then run over it.
935626
I don't see why not. Using a 150 grn, or larger, bullet is more than adequate for the job.
301113
It does not kill grass of any kind. Look up the plant lists that it will kill - they are all broad leaf weeds and brush/trees.
532063
Not sure. It takes care of leaf miners and anything else that eats the leaves.
793358
If you pick the right spot, it could kill people, but for small animals it kills them easy. I've killed big skunks around my house with it.
2068820
No, simply no. Not enough muzzle velocity, therefore not impact to kill small game. Especially if it is not accurate enough. Hitting a squirrel with a BB will just chase him away.
1448862
I can't even get it to Kill Gophers. Save your money. Just Get the Gopher CINCH TRAP (S) ..
169547
If it kills mice and rats, I would assume it would kill these, providing you had the proper enticement to enter the box.
2109805
Yes it will kill them. Not at first but after about a day or so they die. I have dealt with an infestation of them at one time, so I know how bad they can get. It's cheaper than getting the bug guy out here. Don't use too much at one time. A pea size here and there is all you need.
984754
No. The Beeman P17 Pellet Pistol is not powerful enough to kill striped gophers. Great for target shooting. You are welcome.
1356160
Basically yes. The idea is to give a minor shock to the animal so it is a deterrent from going close to the wire. I have the wire on the posts, as instructed, with the idea that it would keep beavers out of our yard. It has worked good but you have to be careful in putting up the wire not to leave openings where animals can move through without going near the wire. So i had to redraw my line and put the wire up to cover all areas that the beaver would walk through. Since then, the beaver has never been back in our yard. However, I have seen rabbits jump over the wire so you might have to do a double wire for other animals. It doesn't bother the birds. For some reason it seems to be keeping the deer out of the yard also but the moose doesn't seem to be bothered by the wire. I'm not sure i answered your question?
2013042
Yes it would knock them down but beware if you would accidentally kill them because of some other problem!Legalities
656346
Don't expect a quick result but it does kill it. Right now is too late to use because it is really cold. Unless the temperature changes to milder weather, above 50degrees or more.
1813921
Kills them when they cross it as far as I know. Works great on millipeds---reason bought.
197594
It does leave an incredibly bitter taste behind that works better and lasts longer than deer-off, but you should be aware it's the taste that will stop animals like beaver or deer after the first couple of bites and not the odor, although it probably does have some odor to an animal.
186581
No. it will kill a small fly but the big ones ya gotta get close to. It's a novelty fly killer that's great for guys who like to hunt flys in the off season
1451768
I have not killed anything with mine. It will send a hollow point pellet through both sides of a steel can. I imagine that a head shot made at close range would dispatch a small animal.
520752
In my experience, this air gun does not have enough power to kill a rabbit unless at extremely close range. It will however serve to chase them away and in worse case, severely wound but not kill the animal.