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Author Archives: Jim Chapman

Pig Hunt with the KalibrGun Cricket II Tactical .30!

For some reason with all the guns I shoot from just about every manufacturer, it’s amazing that it took me so long to get my hands on one! But I finally have one to test out and decided to head down to Texas with it on a hog hunt. A friend of mine had a … Continue reading »

Categories: .25 vs .30 caliber, .30 caliber, Airguns of Arizona, Hog hunting, offhand shooting, turkey | Leave a comment

Springer Time Rabbit Hunt!

My Buddy Chacho and I laid down our PCP rifles for awhile, and headed out with a couple high-end springers for a rabbit hunt. These days I do the lions share of my hunting with PCP air rifles, but still like to kick it old school every now and again, and pull out the springers. … Continue reading »

Categories: .22 caliber, Hunting Guns, Jackrabbits, Rabbits, Small Game Hunting, Spring Piston Airguns, springers | Leave a comment

Fall Squirrel Hunt in Wisconsin!

I had a free couple days, so loaded up my guns and gear and headed to the woods a few hours north! I’d been waiting to start my hunting season, and would be departing the following week for the 20 hour drive south to Texas. Work has been busy and I’d barely had a break … Continue reading »

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Camouflaging Your Gun

There are various ways to camouflage your air rifle, in this post I’ll look at a few approaches I’ve taken. I guess the first questions to ask are, why camouflage my rifle and will it make a difference? The answers are to remove shine of the metal work of your rifle when hunting, and to … Continue reading »

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Airgunners Guide to Using a Blind

Deciding on the type of blind and how you will use it, it’s not rocket science but there are a few keys to success! A blind is made from a variety of materials with the purpose of hiding the hunter and his movement from potential prey. The blind can be as simple as sitting in … Continue reading »

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The Traveling Hunter Revisited

In 2014 I wrote a blog post on the traveling airgun hunter, and I focused on the actual travel to hunt. I’m going to revisit the topic, but this time also spend more time looking at how to find a place to hunt. In any given year, I am lucky enough to travel and hunt … Continue reading »

Categories: Airgun Expedition, Destinations, Hunting Accessories, Regulations, where to hunt | Leave a comment

Car Camping and Hunting in South Texas Part II

In part II we’ll pick back up on my car camping trip down to South West Texas to hunt with the LCS SK19 As I mentioned in last weeks post, I was on my own the first 4 days, but would be joined by Chacho and Valente (his father) for the last 3. I enjoy … Continue reading »

Categories: .30 caliber, Airgun Expedition, Airguns of Arizona, Camping with Airgun, Destinations, Rabbits | 2 Comments

Car Camping and Hunting in South Texas Part I

A multi-day hunt to try out the AirArms LCS SK19 I’ve been away for a while and just getting started back up and looking forward to getting ready for a new hunting season! I have a lot of new gear to work with and places to go, so we’ll get back on track with the … Continue reading »

Categories: .30 caliber, Airguns of Arizona, best hunting caliber for an airgun, Destinations, Rabbits, Small Game Hunting | Leave a comment

Have I found the Perfect Stealth Hunting Gun!?

One of the guns I have really enjoyed shooting as I prepare for squirrel season is the compact little Brocock Ranger XR. Getting ready for the woods, I brought this gun to the range to sight in, shoot a few strings over the chrony to get an idea of performance, and then have a fun … Continue reading »

Categories: air pistols, Airguns of Arizona, Brocock, compact guns, Extreme Benchrest, Pest Control, Small Game Hunting, Small game in winter, Squirrels, stealth hunting | Leave a comment

Hunting or Pest Control

The Difference Between Pest Control and Small Game Hunting Jim Chapman Sitting at the base of a pecan tree, I waited for the fox squirrels to come in and began the feast. It was early morning, and as the sun started it’s climb, I saw the first squirrel moving through the orchard. When he paused … Continue reading »

Categories: Pest Control, Rabbits, Small Game Hunting, Squirrels, Urban hunt | Leave a comment
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