.177 air rifle. Set it up like a mini-sniping* course, with bait, of course. (*9mm casings at about 35 yards, approximates the drop and windage of a 7.62 NATO at 1000, and the visual size of a man-sized target at that range). But I dont think that my taxidermist will want to do a full mount. :-( John in Indy
We already HAVE deer mice. Give your balls a tug, scientists.
ReplyDeleteGoogle is screwing with the sign in, I can't sign in to any blog with Google. This is the 6th I've tried today.
ReplyDeleteSo, will this make my jackalope head more valuable or less? I can never figure out these investment strategies.
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Worked this time
ReplyDeleteOK, so now we hunt mice by enticing them in by rattling the tiny little antlers together. What caliber should we use, and do we need tiny little tags?
ReplyDelete.177 air rifle. Set it up like a mini-sniping* course, with bait, of course.
ReplyDelete(*9mm casings at about 35 yards, approximates the drop and windage of a 7.62 NATO at 1000, and the visual size of a man-sized target at that range).
But I dont think that my taxidermist will want to do a full mount. :-(
John in Indy
Oh great, as if claws and fangs aren't enuf when they get pissed. Now I gotta worry about getting gored.
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Genetics..PFFT!
ReplyDeleteEveryone knows Bill Murrray solved that problem over 30 years ago!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H70ybZlB19Y