Anyone have experience with Bobcats?

[editionshield]

nuclear weapons might be of use in this instance.

[Duke Silver]

Originally Posted by ImInsideTexas

10 gauge Magnum.

Then I'd blow up the beautiful fence I just built.

[T-Horn]

[TENHORN]

Originally Posted by Duke Silver

Best response.

SA, I'm getting a pellet gun soon probably. And maybe a Jack Russell.

IIT, I don't go in the alley at night but I want to protect my garden. They really haven't been too much of a problem so far, but I hate them and they must die.

Duke, I have a Jack Russell that I am crazy about. However, she sheds constantly so she isn't a house dog. I have a good setup with an electronic fence so she has plenty of room to run. They do make good mousers.

[TENHORN]

When I was a kid, my Dad hunted Bobcats with hounds. He brought several home, but they were in no condition to hunt mice.

[Duke Silver]

Originally Posted by TENHORN

Duke, I have a Jack Russell that I am crazy about. However, she sheds constantly so she isn't a house dog. I have a good setup with an electronic fence so she has plenty of room to run. They do make good mousers.

My parents had a smooth-haired one, and he was great. They didn't handle him strongly enough so he barked constantly. But I loved his attitude and intelligence. You have a rough or smooth haired?

[Chigger100]

Crossman 760 pellet gun, old reliable.

I have one that is over 30 years old and still works. Has slain rabbits, muskrats, rats, birds and other assorted vermin.

Use the pointy pellets.

[Bitterwhiteguy]

Originally Posted by Chigger100

Crossman 760 pellet gun, old reliable.

I have one that is over 30 years old and still works. Has slain rabbits, muskrats, rats, birds and other assorted vermin.

Use the pointy pellets.

I hear you can hit a womprat at 30 yards with one of those things.

[Bitterwhiteguy]

Originally Posted by SAhornfan

When your handle is longer than your arm, it makes an impression.

Your wife said something similar to me once.

[T-Horn]

Originally Posted by Bitterwhiteguy

Your wife said something similar to me once.

Why was SA's wife talking to you about my handle being longer than my arm?

[Bitterwhiteguy]

Originally Posted by T-Horn

Why was SA's wife talking to you about my handle being longer than my arm?

Because I was next in line.

[neptunelonghorn]

Originally Posted by Bitterwhiteguy

Because I was next in line.

Sounds like trouble when those boys starting drinking that bourbon.

[TENHORN]

Originally Posted by Duke Silver

My parents had a smooth-haired one, and he was great. They didn't handle him strongly enough so he barked constantly. But I loved his attitude and intelligence. You have a rough or smooth haired?

Hmm, I don't really know. Her hair is short but it feels kinda rough. She was dropped in my neighborhood and I just adopted her. She was pregnant at the time and less than a year old. The vet who aborted the pregnancey said she probably wouldn't have survived the birth. Mine likes to bark, but I have worked with her a lot and she is barking a lot less. They are smart, easily trained dogs.

[Duke Silver]

Originally Posted by Chigger100

Crossman 760 pellet gun, old reliable.

I have one that is over 30 years old and still works. Has slain rabbits, muskrats, rats, birds and other assorted vermin.

Use the pointy pellets.

Thanks, Chigger. I didn't know a pump style was powerful enough to kill rats. And maybe it isn't for a DC rat. These suckers are big.

[TexasPalladin]

Claymores set up in a daisy chain.

[SAhornfan]

Originally Posted by Duke Silver

Thanks, Chigger. I didn't know a pump style was powerful enough to kill rats. And maybe it isn't for a DC rat. These suckers are big.

Did you think I was kidding when I recommended a pellet gun?

[Duke Silver]

Originally Posted by SAhornfan

Did you think I was kidding when I recommended a pellet gun?

No, I responded to that. Chigger gave me a specific gun recommendation though.

[golfhorn]

Benjamin pellet rifle

[SAhornfan]

Originally Posted by golfhorn

Benjamin pellet rifle

That's what I have.

[Duke Silver]

.22 or .177 caliber?

I read on a website that the Beeman R9 is great, but then I looked it up and saw it cost almost $500.