It's not mean. Jackrabbits are overpopulating vermin...and they ain't cute like cottontails. They're vicious too.....they run straight at you. The coyotes come and eat the carcasses by morning.seymorebutts443 wrote:
Now thats just mean.
no its mean that you only put a round into it, wheres the sense in that. put a few more in, he could have been playing dead.FeedUsYourFetus wrote:
It's not mean. Jackrabbits are overpopulating vermin...and they ain't cute like cottontails. They're vicious too.....they run straight at you. The coyotes come and eat the carcasses by morning.seymorebutts443 wrote:
Now thats just mean.
KiL
That little gun is the meat and potatos of the american armed forces. Sure, there's more powerful, and better guns out there......but I'm not gonna hunt rabbits w/ .308.....that's just silly.Mason4Assassin444 wrote:
Sure you can kill him with that little gun.
That rabbit has about 5 rounds in it...you just don't see them because the exit wounds are on the other side. They don't play dead. And I don't give them long to squirm....as soon as they go down, I finish them off quickly. I'm not about torture.seymorebutts443 wrote:
no its mean that you only put a round into it, wheres the sense in that. put a few more in, he could have been playing dead.
I challenge anyone to headshot a running jackrabbit, while running after it. This isn't deer hunting.......target and shooter are NOT stationary objects.SoC./Omega wrote:
BOOM HS, is exactly what you dont do to the little wabbits
You're kind of a jackass for spewing such ignorant drivel.jermyang wrote:
you're kind of a jackass just for owning a gun,
and furthermore, you're using it to kill animals
hee hee nice. i think Wolf ammunitions of russia makes a round that turns your rifle into a shotgun. see if you can nail a rabbit with a few of those.FeedUsYourFetus wrote:
That rabbit has about 5 rounds in it...you just don't see them because the exit wounds are on the other side. They don't play dead. And I don't give them long to squirm....as soon as they go down, I finish them off quickly. I'm not about torture.seymorebutts443 wrote:
no its mean that you only put a round into it, wheres the sense in that. put a few more in, he could have been playing dead.
KiL
Read the posts people. They are considered vermin.....and killing them perfectly legal, and in fact often highly promoted w/ species such as jackrabbits and others that breed so rapidly, and overpopulate w/ numerous potential ramifications. This is actually HELPFUL to the coyote and fox population which are at much higher risk. They come by soon after, and get an easy meal that can keep them alive for weeks.genius_man16 wrote:
come on man, now there's no reason to kill it if you don't DO anything with it
jesus, if you aren't gonna eat it or anything, why the fuck kill it?
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yes, very cleverFeedUsYourFetus wrote:
You're kind of a jackass for spewing such ignorant drivel.jermyang wrote:
you're kind of a jackass just for owning a gun,
and furthermore, you're using it to kill animals
KiL
Nice.... So is that a Surefire flashlight on your tac rail? Are you using just white light, a colored filter, IR, or do you have mutant powered night vision to spot the rabbits? I assume that's a ACOG sight on your receiver mount?FeedUsYourFetus wrote:
Real life stats as of this saturday
KDR: Infinite
Best kill streak: 4 and counting.
Favorite Weapon: Rock River Arms AR-15.
Most played map: Deserts of Southern Nevada, Night Map
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KiL
Actually, I think .223 is the perfect size. Anything bigger, and you just have pink mist.....but anything smaller, and you have wounded rabbits getting away and suffering until they die. Sure, .22 mag will eventually kill them, but they are very strong willed....if it doesn't put them down with brute force, they will run away before you can finish them off. Remember, .22 and .223 are the same sized BULLET. The .223 just has more cartridge behind it, so it has more kinetic energy to do the damage necessary to stop them. .223 is really a very small caliber weapon....which is why there is a lot of complaint about its efficiency in combat.hate&discontent wrote:
don't ya think .223 is a little overkill just to shoot a rabbit?? .22 mag for me!! oh-well to each their own, have fun. grilled rabbit marinated in hot sauce / garlic butter...just trust me you have to marinate it at different times takes about 2 days
