Killing Chipmunks
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Killing Chipmunks
Everyone is telling me I'm a ******** for wanting to kill these ******* things, but I feel that I have no choice.
The mice are gone (from what I know), but now these peeping ***** are running all around the outside of the house. They fight and get into these brawls as I watch them claw each other's face, going into a whirlwind type attack. As they fight they make so much noise that its driving me crazy. Sometimes they peep and peep for half the day!!
I know where they live and I see them regularly throughout the day. They're fast as **** so I'll likely only have one shot to get them. This Gamo PT80 that I had from years ago is still around, but I'm wondering if I should get a rifle type gun with a scope.
What do you guys think? Any advice on a nice, affordable little chipmunk shooter? I have a slingshot and I'm a god damn scientist with that thing, but I'd rather just have something I can keep on the desk to just blip them in the head real quick.
The mice are gone (from what I know), but now these peeping ***** are running all around the outside of the house. They fight and get into these brawls as I watch them claw each other's face, going into a whirlwind type attack. As they fight they make so much noise that its driving me crazy. Sometimes they peep and peep for half the day!!
I know where they live and I see them regularly throughout the day. They're fast as **** so I'll likely only have one shot to get them. This Gamo PT80 that I had from years ago is still around, but I'm wondering if I should get a rifle type gun with a scope.
What do you guys think? Any advice on a nice, affordable little chipmunk shooter? I have a slingshot and I'm a god damn scientist with that thing, but I'd rather just have something I can keep on the desk to just blip them in the head real quick.
#2
If your in a place with neighbors then a .22 is probably out of the question so I'd just go with some sort of air rifle if you want to shoot them. You do not need a scope, you'd have to sight it in and even then it wouldn't make things any easier when shooting at a fast moving little thing. Since you know where they live and where they like to spend there time, I'd suggest you try to trap them.
#10
Way too cruel. If your gonna kill them do it quickly and with some compassion, not so they slowly die in what I consider to be a pretty terrible manner. If you just want them gone get a 5 gal bucket with a lid, make a trap door with whatever food they like glued to the top of the door, they step on the trap door and fall down and can not get back out. Take the bucket full of chipmunks into the woods and let 'em go.
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get a .22 pellet gun. i have one and it does work on little critters.
http://www.airgundepot.com/crosman-quest-22.html
something like this but with a little more fps. i think mine is closer to 1k.
http://www.airgundepot.com/crosman-quest-22.html
something like this but with a little more fps. i think mine is closer to 1k.
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lol
Thanks for the help guys.
Doppel buddy, its not just the noise they make, which really is enough to drive me crazy. Its also the fact that they're going under the house in the crawl space. The other animals don't bother me much. Matter a fact I hung a hummingbird feeder last week and we already have a family of them that hang around.
We stopped by my parents house yesterday and my sister-in-laws sided with my gf in saying that I'm an ******* for wanting to shoot them. Regardless, I've decided to buy a decent little vermin rifle. I haven't found the right one yet, but for now I ordered some ammo for the pistol and I'll work with what I have.
BTW, pusha, I cant do the cat thing. I'm super allergic to them. Always have been. Plus we have the 2 small dogs.
Thanks for the help guys.
Doppel buddy, its not just the noise they make, which really is enough to drive me crazy. Its also the fact that they're going under the house in the crawl space. The other animals don't bother me much. Matter a fact I hung a hummingbird feeder last week and we already have a family of them that hang around.
We stopped by my parents house yesterday and my sister-in-laws sided with my gf in saying that I'm an ******* for wanting to shoot them. Regardless, I've decided to buy a decent little vermin rifle. I haven't found the right one yet, but for now I ordered some ammo for the pistol and I'll work with what I have.
BTW, pusha, I cant do the cat thing. I'm super allergic to them. Always have been. Plus we have the 2 small dogs.
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[Providing it's legal to kill the species in your area]
This will sounds shitty, but put up a bird feeder and stock it with seed. Let the chipmunks eat from it and restock anything they eat, without ******* with them for a few days. Then, one day, BAM! Start shooting those little *******. Kill them, kill them all and if any more come back, kill them too.
You need to get this done before winter. I am jelly of your opportunity.
This will sounds shitty, but put up a bird feeder and stock it with seed. Let the chipmunks eat from it and restock anything they eat, without ******* with them for a few days. Then, one day, BAM! Start shooting those little *******. Kill them, kill them all and if any more come back, kill them too.
You need to get this done before winter. I am jelly of your opportunity.