I was wondering because this was a experience I had when I was younger, and I thought it was hilarious. I'm beginning to think maybe there's something wrong with me

But one day my brother and myself were out on a squirrel massacre that occured almost once a month. He was carrying his .220 swift and I had my CZ 527 in .17 Remington. We were walking in a good hunting place in our hometown, Kodiak Alaska, when he spotted a skinny but big crat. We smiled slightly and he took aim and vaporized the critter.

Is this a bad thing to be laughing about?!

IMO only if you would have missed .

I would like to say well done and hope for some vido of the vaporizion .

Johnch

The removal of a invasive non-native predator should always be cause for celebration, especially in Alaska.

Laugh only if you killed the beast before your brother got to him. Good shootin tex

Man-there is always the old ploy: "Let's see whose bullet gets there first--I'll count to three. One, two, BLAM, three. Guess mine did" .

A friend of mine worked with an old guy that lived alone with a couple of cats. Duane went back to work after deer season the old guy commented "I don't know how you can shoot a deer!" Duane responded "it's not as easy as shooting cats but you get used to it!"

I love those head shots on cats.

They'll flip higher than rabbits, or prairie dogs.

Reckon it's because their springs are wound tighter???

I know a couple have made it five feet from a sitting position. Another one did at least as well when stalking a bird when head shot. Impressive!

George

Hah! Good so I don't have anything to worry about. It's little body couldn't handle the 4200fps behind that tiny .17 bullet, and the only thing left was it's head, which flew off somewhere. Unfortunatly I did not have a camera...I'm going to have to start bringing that thing out.
I've noticed that too george! Ever made one do a backflip? I have yet to see that...soon enough though.