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mojo rising · Member

So i'm walking thru the park this morning doing a lil bit of shootingmostly at pine cones and what ever silly bird but mainly practicing my breathing controll and i'm wondering if my gun could take out a coyote and how much i'll love to see a bunny. I see this thing so i walk closer and WOW!. My question is what animal could have done this?? cayote?? i dont know, but all this outdoor stuff is brand new to me. sh!t i never seen a coyote but this poor p#ssy got F@#ked. Is a coyote fast enuff to catch a domestic cat?? or maybe a bob cat did this?

fritz · Silver Status Member

It would appear that half your cat is missing. [/captain obvious]

Coyote should be able to catch a cat, but kitty has better handling. Bobcat would be a good match. Either way, your cat got its SH thrown into the fan.

BTW, don't go after coyotes with your airgun (unless you're packing a bigbore or w/e). Make sure you're only shooting at legal birds. Besides that, I'll just pretend I didn't read that...

mojo rising · Member

fritz · Silver Status Member

Some birds, such as the English Starling (subjective) are pests and perfectly legal to shoot (provided you are within the criteria). Some birds, like the robin are a crime to shoot, even when a pest.

Check out your state DNR or FGW to make sure of EVERY critter before you even look at them with a gun in your hands ('burner or air).

If you don't do so, you are likely breaking the law, and most certainly should not post about doing so on the internet.

mojo rising · Member

ausher · Member

you can shoot a pellet gun in a park??? seems like public places would be off limits...

mojo rising · Member

fritz · Silver Status Member

Make sure its legal, or don't post about it here.

EDIT: it's OK to ask if its legal, we will try to help you out. There is however, only so far we can go before you have to do this yourself. And that's to keep your rear end out of the grey bar hotel.