S southernhunter Well-Known Member Joined Sep 8, 2010 Messages 3,047 City & State/Province alabama Jan 18, 2013 #1 Thinking about getting out the t/c and trying some light loads on some tree rats. What y'all think ?
W Wobblyshot1 Well-Known Member Joined Oct 13, 2010 Messages 3,513 Jan 18, 2013 #2 I knew a fellow that use to hunt them with a .54 caliber flintlock....He only took head shots and was pretty good at it.
I knew a fellow that use to hunt them with a .54 caliber flintlock....He only took head shots and was pretty good at it.
RUGER Well-Known Member Gold Supporter Joined Nov 19, 1999 Messages 4,145,978 City & State/Province TN Jan 18, 2013 #3 Sounds like fun. I am going in the morning but taking a .17 HMR.
H huntintn Well-Known Member Joined Oct 5, 2006 Messages 5,305 City & State/Province Adamsville ,Tn Jan 18, 2013 #4 My dad use to talk about his grandpa "barking" them. He would find them hugging the tree and shoot beside their head letting the bark knock them out.
My dad use to talk about his grandpa "barking" them. He would find them hugging the tree and shoot beside their head letting the bark knock them out.
tasaman Well-Known Member Joined Jan 11, 2010 Messages 1,572 City & State/Province Woodlawn, TN Jan 18, 2013 #5 Ill be doing the something after deer this weekend
P Polecat Well-Known Member Joined Oct 31, 2002 Messages 2,702 City & State/Province Burns, Tn. USA Jan 27, 2013 #6 Think head shots. Here's a pic of one I shot the other day with a recent aquisition, a Hopkins and Allen caplock "squirrel rifle" in .36 cal. I was shooting a cast .350 lead ball and 30grs of Pyrodex P powder. Damage was more than I was expecting.
Think head shots. Here's a pic of one I shot the other day with a recent aquisition, a Hopkins and Allen caplock "squirrel rifle" in .36 cal. I was shooting a cast .350 lead ball and 30grs of Pyrodex P powder. Damage was more than I was expecting.