Posted by kyplowboy on March 28, 2012 at 11:39:25 from (98.93.4.78):
In Reply to: Crane damage posted by Row Crop on March 28, 2012 at 05:03:06:
I think you just broke the third rule of the 3S system,,,,,,,
Good luck with it.
A 22 might be a better choice. I have herd it told that when deer get to thick and gooberment beaurocrats can't find an answer a 22 is a good choice. If you can get with in 100 yrds I have herd it said that you can hit them a little far back. Not much noise to make the neibors wander what's go'n on and the buzzards show up a mile away. Cranes would be about the same, a few get thumped and take off, the rest leave with them.
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