i have a airgun sporter 500 (with a 4x15 scope) i have killed like 5 birds now
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Well there is always the domesticated animals. Will your neighbors really miss their cats. Or the pesky baking dog that could be taught a lesson. \n\nWhat about cows??? You wouldn't kill them but it sure is fun
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Get yourself a nice carved bone spear thrower and have a practice with that, I bet you could double your range.
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I do play paintball.  i have been playing for a few years now.  the closts field to me is Hit and Run Paintball in Mansfield, TX  although i live in arlington.  i have a tippmann 98 custom.  i chose it because it was the best gun on the market and personally i still think it is.  because you can literally put it through hell and it still works like new.  also it has a great range of 150 feet of accuracy  without losing much velocity.  the third and final reason i cohes it is because you can customize it enough to compete with those 1000 dollar cockers and still beat them without spending 500 dollars (after you get all the upgrades you want on it you still wont be paying 1000 including the kit price).  i reccommend it to anyone who is new becasue of those three reasons
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I don't purchase new equipment because 1) lack of budgetary resources (single parent, 2 kids)  and 2) I have been using the exact same archery gear for about 20 years now.  Bear Whitetail II bow; Easton Gamegetter II 2117 arrows; Muzzy 150 gr. 4-blade broadhead; Grizzly 10-foot ladder stand.  Please don't laugh.  I realize that huge progress has been made in all these products.  But they work quite well for me.  I am very familiar with my bow and out to 30 yards or so, I can place my arrows in an 8" circle.  I get my bow out in late August, string it up, and shoot a couple dozen practice shots with field points to make sure everything is kosher.  A few practice shots with an old broadhead and I'm ready for Sept. 15 (archery opener here in E. NE).  I have killed 25 or so deer with this gear including a big wide 5X5 that was over 200 lbs. field dressed.  My feeling is that whatever gear you use, you have to know it's limitations and your own and you need to be confident in your ability to make a kill shot.  Nothing worse than a gut-shot deer with an arrow.  It will certainly die and you most likely will not be able to recover the animal.
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you need practice. i hope when you played on your buddys field his field had a good air bunker set up. playing air ball is a different sport then playing any other type of paintball, especially if your just messing around with your buddies. i played woods ball for about 2 years, than spent about 600 on new equipment once i started playing airball. you must have good equipment, it wont be worth it to go out and get dominated. i hope you have a high end electronic marker with high pressure air. your also going to need electronic hoppers, and most of all, you need to have a harness. you must have atleast enough paintballs for about 3 hoppers full. no use for a front man or back man. you from man will get shot and your backman will get cornered. naturally you guys will be in different positions in the fron or back of the field. if you want to win, take it seriously. I have been playing for about 6 years, and play against Dynasty weekly. Dont be surprised when the guys you play have the best equipment. Lots of people you play will have the top of the line equipment, and it IS a big advantage, next to experience.
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i have a highpoint .22
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I love paintball, especially in a nice wooded area where you can easily snipe people. SO MUCH FUN!
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Hey, Great job! For a 13 year old, 330 meters even with a scope is good. Even for someone who has been hunting for a long time, iron sights at 330 meters/yards to kill a deer with a .243 would be very hard to do. So good shot kid. Have fun hunting and by the way how big was the buck?
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I get deer in my back yard from time to time. They eat the bark off whatever trees I try to plant.\n\n I have a hedgehog and a family of ringneck doves.  A magpie, two voles have a nest under my patio, a wren has a nest under the eave of my front porch.\n\n An owl did live in my back yard but the tree was 300 years old and fell down a few years ago. The owl moved to the woods behind my house. I still hear him hunting at night.\n\nLast spring, I saw a wild boar at dawn but that was only once.\n\nFunny thing is, I live about 20 minutes from the middle of downtown (city of 500,000). Wild, huh?
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I dont know either ,however I use 125 grain killer heads,and 55 to 70 lb. Speed Flight Cougar Bow and I wouldnt want to be on the receiver end.Friends say arrow can easily pass through one Caribou and kill another. Enough bull here though ,I would bet on the the 100 grain in Ur case.Would You post Ur or accepted answer here for us?Tanks
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I prefer the v-max it shoots alittle flatter, I don't know how big your yotes are, but ours are only about thirty pounds. We hunted them for years with .22 and.22 mags, until they came out with the .17.\nI killed a 108# Mountain Lion with my .17 1n 2005.
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I live in ILL as well, I catch them using corn and nightcrawlers.  If they are spawning snag them with a treble hook.
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I bought mine to shoot trap.  It has a back bored barrel(I think that is what they call it) to reduce recoil.  It is the AL390 Silver Mallard.  You can get it at discount stores to save some money.  Never had any problems with it.
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I agree with sturno and bigd.  The Remington 870 is one of the most versatile shotguns in the world.  it does everything the fancy European shotguns can do, and it costs a lot less.  I use my 12 guage Remington expressmag for everything from hunting turkeys to geese, ducks, quail, chuckars and pheasants.  The most important thing for turkey hunting is to select a very tight choke.  when its time to hunt turkeys i simply unscrew my modified choke and screw in my turkey choke.  Load it up with some 3 inch heavyshot shotgun shells and you have yourself a lethal turkey killing machine!  Good luck!\n\n*another thing about turkey hunting:  its really important that you learn to call properly.  most of the time when you are turkey hunting you will want to call them to you.  Box calls are great for beginers, but a mouth diaphram can be really effective once you get the hang of it.  Buy yourself an instructional vidio that goes over the diffent calls that turkeys make.  practice at home before turkey season starts and you will have a huge advantage.
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buddy of mine works for a hunting outfit that sells on the web, and he gets to travel and hunt alot.he went to iowa and killed the biggest buck id damn near ever saw.dressed out at 240 and was scored officially at 176 1/4 non typicall..he got it on video for the online store and i guess he says its like the 8th biggest deer ever killed that was shot on video.i can send a pic if interested.email at khaymen2231976@yahoo.com  as for me i got crap this year but a nice 8 pt last yr,
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I go on Monday.  Last year, I shot a 7 point.  He was just a little year and a half buck but the "basket rack" he had was unusual.  It was more like the majority of the points came up directly from the base of his antler.  Kind of like a fountain spray effect only in antler.  I thought it was neat enough to cut off the skull cap for it instead of just sawing it off at the base or throwing it out.  One of my father and I's greatest bits of fun is gettting a big antlered deer and watching the young kid come out to check it in and then once checked in, cutting the antlers off at the base right in front of him.  You think that they want to cry.  My dad loves that.  He always goes for that big buck because he has it all made into trail balogna.  I go more for the nice fat does and tender good sized yearlings because I like to make steaks and roasts out of them (and also a little hamburger).  Anyhow, don't put all your emphasis on the rack.  It is overrated once you get one that you can brag on.  Besides, the big bucks don't taste so hot in my opinion.  I prefer the nice tender does and yearlings.  Happy hunting.  Shoot me a 360 message and I'll try to let you know how I did next week when I get home from hunting.
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Check www.gunbroker.com to see what they sell for. It sounds good to me. I had one a few years back, ate buckshot and birdshot with no problems. I think I still have a pistol grip and heat sheild that I never put on it. It was stolen with my vehicle, sad to say and never replaced it.