Can you edit the photo and circle where you think the second one is? I don't see it.Is there a second one in there... far back in the dark on right side of picture?
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Can you edit the photo and circle where you think the second one is? I don't see it.Is there a second one in there... far back in the dark on right side of picture?
Not with my phone... sorry. I did zoom in though, and I'm probably wrong. It just looks vaguely like another weasel's face. One would think you would see glowing eyes if another was back there, but who knows?Can you edit the photo and circle where you think the second one is? I don't see it.
Sorry you're not closer I'd not only take care of the bugger for you, but I'd teach you to shoot and be confident with it.
Ok... I gotta ask... for those suggesting shooting it... how do you manage to shoot such a small critter in a building without wrecking stuff, and without risking injury due to ricochet?
I have nothing against guns... I have many... I guess I might attempt it with a pellet gun as some suggested... but I don’t own one of those.... 410s and 22s seem risky unless you catch it out in the open... which seems unlikely for a weasel.
And I’m not asking to be contrary... I’m just puzzled... maybe because my brother and I once shot holes in the barn roof when we were shooting a screech owl that was killing our young birds when we were kids... but the idea of shooting a weasel in a coop seems tricky.
Ok... I gotta ask... for those suggesting shooting it... how do you manage to shoot such a small critter in a building without wrecking stuff, and without risking injury due to ricochet?
I have nothing against guns... I have many... I guess I might attempt it with a pellet gun as some suggested... but I don’t own one of those.... 410s and 22s seem risky unless you catch it out in the open... which seems unlikely for a weasel.
And I’m not asking to be contrary... I’m just puzzled... maybe because my brother and I once shot holes in the barn roof when we were shooting a screech owl that was killing our young birds when we were kids... but the idea of shooting a weasel in a coop seems tricky.
Definitely something to consider...and a very real risk for those who don't know enough about firearms and the various ammunition available.Ok... I gotta ask... for those suggesting shooting it... how do you manage to shoot such a small critter in a building without wrecking stuff, and without risking injury due to ricochet?
I'm state female pistol champion. As for others, collateral damage from small caliber shells or shot is easily repairable- and worth it if you get the stupid varmint that's been driving you mad!Ok... I gotta ask... for those suggesting shooting it... how do you manage to shoot such a small critter in a building without wrecking stuff, and without risking injury due to ricochet?
I have nothing against guns... I have many... I guess I might attempt it with a pellet gun as some suggested... but I don’t own one of those.... 410s and 22s seem risky unless you catch it out in the open... which seems unlikely for a weasel.
And I’m not asking to be contrary... I’m just puzzled... maybe because my brother and I once shot holes in the barn roof when we were shooting a screech owl that was killing our young birds when we were kids... but the idea of shooting a weasel in a coop seems tricky.