Experiences and effectiveness in hunting with the .204 Ruger.
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Varmonter
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by Varmonter »
Vermin around my place. 35 gr berger .
Me thinks too much gun for little squirrel......
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WrzWaldo
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by WrzWaldo »
Varmonter wrote:Vermin around my place. 35 gr berger .
Me thinks too much gun for little squirrel......
I didn't know that was possible. Unless you were planning on eating it.
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chuckhunter
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by chuckhunter »
You can never have too much gun
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Glen
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by Glen »
Aw come on now!! There's still 2 good front legs left!!
Friends Are Friends By Nature.
RIP Russ,Blaine, & Darrell!!
I don't like repeat offenders. I like DEAD offenders!!
Ted Nugent
Isn't there a minimum age for grampas??
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majcl5
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by majcl5 »
(What the Squirrel was thinking) OUCH!!!! YOU JERK THAT HURTS
I love blowing up vermin dont you
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Varmonter
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by Varmonter »
yea lol it's a lot of fun.
this one kinda looks like he's kissin his butt goodby....LOL
