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freemotion
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Don't worry, Pat and everyone, I have no intention of maiming an animal and leaving it to die a slow death. If I were to get a slingshot, I would practice for many hours on targets until I was reasonably sure of my effectiveness, whether to discourage and bruise only or to kill. And I would abandon the idea if I were not sure. I could use a .22 or even bigger gun and still maim and not kill, btw.
The groundhog is in my pasture, and there are no neighbors, houses, windows, or any animals around to get hurt, as long as I close the gate and keep my own animals out of the area. Someone would even have to really be straining to see me in order to know what I was up to during the season when the leaves are on the trees. The critters don't come up into the yard near the house at all.
David had some help with Goliath......
I saw that one at cabelas, noobie!
BBH, what do you mean by a "regular slingshot?" And what did the homemade African one look like? I tend to picture a forked stick with a rubber band!
The groundhog is in my pasture, and there are no neighbors, houses, windows, or any animals around to get hurt, as long as I close the gate and keep my own animals out of the area. Someone would even have to really be straining to see me in order to know what I was up to during the season when the leaves are on the trees. The critters don't come up into the yard near the house at all.
David had some help with Goliath......
I saw that one at cabelas, noobie!
BBH, what do you mean by a "regular slingshot?" And what did the homemade African one look like? I tend to picture a forked stick with a rubber band!