photogpat wrote:engnerdan wrote:I have the 500 S&W Mosin I would offer up to do the job and some 500 grain max loads. I bet you could shoot him while he is still underground with it. The report and recoil is actually less then a 45-70. Even with a crummy shot I highly doubt the chuck will go anywhere.
Engnerdan FTW!!!!!!!
rugersol wrote:FTW, nothin'!
... you jest wanna shoot his .500 Mosin!
as do I!
photogpat wrote:...and your point is?
rugersol wrote:photogpat wrote:...and your point is?
I'll drive?!
photogpat wrote:rugersol wrote:photogpat wrote:...and your point is?
I'll drive?!
I'll bring the beer and lawn chairs!
rugersol wrote:We're gonna need more woodchucks!
Seismic Sam wrote:When it launches, the marketing will hit you in the face like the shrapnal from a methane explosion in a 3 holer outhouse!!
srtolly wrote:I used to have a woodchuck problem as well. They liked my brush pile. Every morning they would come out an sun themselves. I didn't have much to shoot them with at the time so I picked up some slugs for my Champion .410. Funny thing is there were 3 of them and I took 1 each morning for 3 days. You would think when their numbers started going down they would change habits.
chunkstyle wrote:And have the Hefty bag and hose ready to go.
chunkstyle wrote:1) Use enough gun. Next time, .223 or pistol-caliber carbine.
Seismic Sam wrote:When it launches, the marketing will hit you in the face like the shrapnal from a methane explosion in a 3 holer outhouse!!
FJ540 wrote:220 conibear over their entrance. $7 at fleet farm, and you don't have to wait for it.
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