From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not that you need something else to worry about,
but:
http://www.iht.com/articles/3596.htm
The above article talks about BSE.
It mentions squirrels brains, and ruminants.
I hope that any hunter/consumer heeds the info
w
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You should practice more! I used to shoot hit and kill starlings at sixty
yards with my .22" Airsporter, iron sights and Eley Wasp. Nowadays? I doubt
it!
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I have no problem _hitting_ the squirrels, they don't die when I
shoot them. In several
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Agreed, Chris - it's a long time ago, but I used to hunt squirrels in the
Buckinghamshire beech woods, and shot a great many with an old BSA Airsporter
bought s/hand for 15 quid. The stock had been smashed by some oaf in the
past, and bodged-up with nails! It sp
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can assure everyone on the list with an interest in shooting squirrels,
that a 12ft.lb. air rifle is more than adequate for the job, having taken
several of the little blighters down quite successfully with my PCP BSA
Super-10, using Crosman Powapels (14.7grains).
