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When it rains ….. It pours!

Well, my California turkey hunt was a great experience, but from a results standpoint not what I’d hoped for. It took three days of hunting some very rugged country in the foothills leading up to the Sierras, to finally shoot a tom on my last day. That story is being used for an upcoming article, … Continue reading »

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Raccoon in the Morning

It started as a squirrel hunt on a very early fall morning a few years back. I was hunting my friends place in central Indiana, but when I rolled up the drive, my friend came out to meet me. This was unusual, I hunted the property often but almost never saw anybody when I arrived … Continue reading »

Categories: distress call, electronic calls, mouth calls, Pest Control, Predator hunting, raccoon, Squirrels, Uncategorized | 1 Comment

Long Range Pest Shooting

I get a lot of questions about using standard caliber (.22 and .25) Airguns for long range pest control. In this context, long range means 75 to 125 yards, and the viability is dependent on three primary variables: environmental conditions, the gun, and the ammunition. If everything lines up, you can get impressive results on … Continue reading »

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Compatto goes to Texas

The Compatto is a semi-bullpup rifle from the merged design team of Brococks and Daystate, that is loaded with new technology. If you’ve read this blog for long, you know I have a marked preference for compact hunting guns, and the Compatto is certainly compact. But performance-wise it can stand with the best full sized … Continue reading »

Categories: Airguns of Arizona, Brocock, bullpup, Daystate, Hunting Guns, Jackrabbits, offhand shooting, Pest Control, Prairie dogs, Rabbits, Rifle stocks, shrouded barrel, Small Game Hunting, stocks, Uncategorized | Tags: , | 5 Comments

Prepping the Compatto!

I’ll be leaving at the end of the week for a few hunts spread over a dozen days all around the great state of Texas. I’ll be doing hunts for a black buck, hogs, predators, and rabbits using several new rifles. The gun I’ve selected for my small game hunt is the Brocock Compatto, a compact little … Continue reading »

Categories: Airguns of Arizona, Brocock, Daystate, Hunting Guns, offhand shooting, pest birds, Pest Control, Power, Prairie dogs, Rifle stocks, shooting sticks, Small Game Hunting, stocks, Uncategorized | 1 Comment

Planning a Traveling Hunt

Sitting on the plane winging my way home from Japan again. I do this trip 6 or 7 times per year, and it just doesn’t get any shorter. However it lets me catch up on movies I probably wouldn’t see otherwise and much needed time to catch up on writing. But these trips also give … Continue reading »

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Back on track!

There’s been a lot going on with the new year; the SHOT Show has come and gone, I’ve had a lot of writing work to get caught up on as well as picking up some new publications, and getting ready for more hunts this year than I’ve ever had in a 12 month period. Also … Continue reading »

Categories: airgun ammo, Ground squirrels, Jackrabbits, pest birds, Small Game Hunting, Small game in winter, Spring Piston Airguns, springers, Uncategorized | 4 Comments

Bushbuck in Texas

I confess, the title is a little misleading, I was not hunting African exotics in Texas, but rather I brought the Airguns of Arizona big bore Bushbuck to bag some Lone Star hogs. And this high power tackdriver did the job for me ….. again! The rifle is a .452 caliber generating about 600 fpe on full power … Continue reading »

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Early Hunts With the Discovery

Here’s a PCP rifle that has gotten a lot of shooters interested in hunting with a air, the Discovery from Crosman. The reason this gun has appealed to a lot of new airgunners entering the precharged arena is multifold: it is inexpensive, it is rugged and reliable. offers pretty good performance on small game, is light and … Continue reading »

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A Pick Up Rabbit Hunt

I was looking back over some older files, and came across a pickup rabbit hunt I did in Michigan a few years back. I’d just received a new rifle to test out, the Roehm Huntmaster, I’d been sent botht he rifle and carbine version. I’d really lioked the prototype of this gun when I’d seen … Continue reading »

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