Ahem
Is the Eurasian collared dove regulated in your state: is air gunning for dove legal in your state?
I have to sadly say that the death of dove (any species) by compressed-air-launched pellets is forbidden in Oklahoma and also the invasive collared dove is treated like a game bird in regard to methods of take and seasons for taking them. Whenever Eurasian collared doves finally make a mess out...www.hunttalk.com
The dude just discovered the internet and apparently hasn't figured out how to separate his inner-monolog from written word . I love the innocence of it and his bold interpretation of what we should value.
I'd like to know how I blew it on this thread. I sure have seemed to have gotten a lot of proverbial goats here.
You'd better check the microwave, Redman. Your hot-butter popcorn might be burning!
I have a confession. My handle was borrowed from a 1950's Terry-Toon indeed!
Thank you for feeling that I'm so bold and innocent! But I discovered the Internet in 2004. I bought my first computer in 2005. Up until then, I was using a Smith Corona daisywheel typewriter.
Scotty, beam me up!
I didn't come here to argue or make enemies. We all have our favorite guns, loads, game and our own outdoors ways. If a plastic Savage bolt gun following a treeing walker hound is your bag, then God bless it. My solution to this whole rimfire varmint issue is to simply buy a CZ 457 American in .17 Hornady Magnum Rimfire! My conclusion is the ol' .22 just seems to be an old-fashioned ballistics dud for long-range (anything past the 50 yard line from the end zone on a football field) small critters. .17 HMR ammo is not quite as cheap as .22, but we can't have everything. Think "full-choke shotgun range" when thinking "twenty-two" rimfire.
At least Oklahoma seems to excel at the game of hoops.
Somebody might be following somebody around the world wide web.
