There is 1 and only 1 reason not to eag what you kill and that is contagious sickness. Where i live foxes can get something thats called "skabb" it wreaks havoc on the population and the state said any fox with it is to get shot asap to stop the spread. Otherwise im on board with your mentality
Great video. I’ve had great luck with a Ruger 10-22. Cheap and accurate with CCI standard or faster ammo. I always buy ammo in bulk. Sometimes different lot numbers will shoot differently. Ton of cool upgrades available too. Thanks for sharing!
Yup it’s sure hard to beat a 10-22. And you are right there’s a bunch of upgrades for them. I’m with you about buying ammo in bulk, I bet these days many others wished they did lol. Thanks for watching!
Nice video, Thanks! I use a suppressed Anschutz 1416 .22lr with a SWFA 6x fixed power scope for all small game upp to 100 meters. Have the best results with the 1416 using Eley and RWS subsonic. Norma TAC.22 works great for target and plinking :-)) I prefer a fixed power scope because with a variable power scope it is easy to mess upp the point of impact if you use the mill dot reticle on different power.
That’s definitely a good brand! I believe a lot of Olympic shooters use them in competition. Swfa makes some great scopes too, I might pick one up for one of my air rifles soon. I’ve been switching most of my scopes to ffp so it doesn’t mess me up with my reticles while zooming in and out. Noting better than a suppressed .22lr shooting subsonic rounds!
@@TheHuntForDinner Yes Anschutz belongs to the best and most accurate brands in .22lr. In my opinion ffp is great for target shooting but no option to me for small game hunting. The clarity of the glass of a quality fixed power scope with parallax adjustment is unbeatable. I use quick release scope mounts so i can swap scopes on my .22lr for targets or hunting.
good and review of the gun and caliber and the hunting situation. first time hunter here from norway. i would like that more rifle reviews would be like this one. thank you and keep up the good work. i love it :)
It's ridiculous what one is required to do to be "granted" possession of a suppressor. Many countries in Europe (where firearm ownership is difficult to obtain) sell suppressors over the counter.
What else is needed other than a hunting license? Could a cop walks by in the “woods” and arrest you for hunting or carrying a hunting rifle? Would the shooting sound echo attract cops around? Hmm 🤔 also when done from hunting can I pack it and Uber back home with it being in the “bag”? Just trying to be totally safe.
@@TheHuntForDinner so do my hawks, a falcon and our ferrel Hemingway outdoor cat. If things get to that point, I now know that they can be added to our grill as well 😂🙌🏼. Thanks again Sir! Great channel that you have. What part of the planet are you on?
@@jayrom12 nice! Rabbit is good eating! I usually get squirrels and birds with my .22’s I’ve taken a few rabbits with my .25’s but I don’t get a chance at many of those around here.
I just ordered a Hatson 95 .25 for my first gun of any kind. looking to hunt rabbit and squirrel and maybe some birds. I went for the .25 for a more forgiving kill zone and more killing power. was this a decent choice?
Absolutely, hatsan makes some nice air rifles. The .25 will be plenty of power for small game like you mentioned. I would take it out and shoot into a pine board to see how well it penetrates so you know what distances you can shoot. My theory is if it penetrates into a piece of wood about 1/2 way or passes through then it’s plenty of power to penetrate into small game.
No there’s not much of one. It doesn’t bother me though, most of my rifles don’t have one. Boyd’s makes stocks with adjustable cheek welds for a pretty affordable price. I thought about getting one.
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Informative video, When in the woods ,don't kill it unless your going to eat it.
Thanks Ken and I agree, you kill it you grill it
There is 1 and only 1 reason not to eag what you kill and that is contagious sickness. Where i live foxes can get something thats called "skabb" it wreaks havoc on the population and the state said any fox with it is to get shot asap to stop the spread. Otherwise im on board with your mentality
Good advice! I gotta get myself a .22 still. Right now I’m just using my 12ga for small game lol
Lol yup that’ll get the job done😂. I use a 12ga for grouse and pheasant just so I can take further shots. I love my .22 though!
I haven't hunted since I was young, but thinking about picking it up again. Thanks for all the great info .
Great video. I’ve had great luck with a Ruger 10-22. Cheap and accurate with CCI standard or faster ammo. I always buy ammo in bulk. Sometimes different lot numbers will shoot differently. Ton of cool upgrades available too. Thanks for sharing!
Yup it’s sure hard to beat a 10-22. And you are right there’s a bunch of upgrades for them. I’m with you about buying ammo in bulk, I bet these days many others wished they did lol. Thanks for watching!
best starting gun gun for kid is a 20 ga with light loads. they are much much more effective than 410's .
Depending on the kid I could agree but I hunted plenty of small game with a 410 as a kid. They are very effective too.
Good down to earth advice.
Thanks!
Nice video, Thanks! I use a suppressed Anschutz 1416 .22lr with a SWFA 6x fixed power scope for all small game upp to 100 meters. Have the best results with the 1416 using Eley and RWS subsonic. Norma TAC.22 works great for target and plinking :-)) I prefer a fixed power scope because with a variable power scope it is easy to mess upp the point of impact if you use the mill dot reticle on different power.
That’s definitely a good brand! I believe a lot of Olympic shooters use them in competition. Swfa makes some great scopes too, I might pick one up for one of my air rifles soon. I’ve been switching most of my scopes to ffp so it doesn’t mess me up with my reticles while zooming in and out. Noting better than a suppressed .22lr shooting subsonic rounds!
@@TheHuntForDinner Yes Anschutz belongs to the best and most accurate brands in .22lr. In my opinion ffp is great for target shooting but no option to me for small game hunting. The clarity of the glass of a quality fixed power scope with parallax adjustment is unbeatable.
I use quick release scope mounts so i can swap scopes on my .22lr for targets or hunting.
I too use the 1416, great rifle.
good and review of the gun and caliber and the hunting situation. first time hunter here from norway. i would like that more rifle reviews would be like this one. thank you and keep up the good work. i love it :)
Good clear thinking.
Thank you.
What’s up bro great info you got that chill personality
Thanks man I try to keep it real!
It's ridiculous what one is required to do to be "granted" possession of a suppressor. Many countries in Europe (where firearm ownership is difficult to obtain) sell suppressors over the counter.
What else is needed other than a hunting license? Could a cop walks by in the “woods” and arrest you for hunting or carrying a hunting rifle? Would the shooting sound echo attract cops around? Hmm 🤔 also when done from hunting can I pack it and Uber back home with it being in the “bag”? Just trying to be totally safe.
Great product
I use my M60 with hawke vantage ri
Lol that’ll do it!
Ruger here!
I’m glad I found you Sir!
You had me at chipmunk hunting 🙌🏼😂
🤣🤣 thanks! It’s funny how people either love or hate chipmunk hunting. I think they’re tasty🤷♂️
@@TheHuntForDinner so do my hawks, a falcon and our ferrel Hemingway outdoor cat. If things get to that point, I now know that they can be added to our grill as well 😂🙌🏼.
Thanks again Sir!
Great channel that you have.
What part of the planet are you on?
Lol they sure can be added to the grill! They’re best slow cooked though! I’m from Michigan, I spend most of my time in the northern part.
Great video! :)
Thank you very much! I’m glad you liked it!
I use a .22 cal air rifle.
That’s a good choice. I have a couple I use and have taken a lot of animals with them.
@@TheHuntForDinner yea I mostly hunt rabbits I've gotten at least 10 or something so far.
@@jayrom12 nice! Rabbit is good eating! I usually get squirrels and birds with my .22’s I’ve taken a few rabbits with my .25’s but I don’t get a chance at many of those around here.
@@TheHuntForDinner yea same I gotta walk far away from my house in the bushes but I like being alone. I always get rabbits when I hunt alone.
@@TheHuntForDinner what about jack rabbit are they good eating too.
Great vid
Thanks!
I just ordered a Hatson 95 .25 for my first gun of any kind. looking to hunt rabbit and squirrel and maybe some birds. I went for the .25 for a more forgiving kill zone and more killing power.
was this a decent choice?
Absolutely, hatsan makes some nice air rifles. The .25 will be plenty of power for small game like you mentioned. I would take it out and shoot into a pine board to see how well it penetrates so you know what distances you can shoot. My theory is if it penetrates into a piece of wood about 1/2 way or passes through then it’s plenty of power to penetrate into small game.
The .25 mod 95 is a pure thumper. I’ve taken rabbits and squirrels with mine . Happy hunting
@@TheHuntForDinner Thanks for the tip! Havent hunted with it yet as I got a shot got and have
been going for birds. awesome fun!
CZ also makes excellent accurate rifles.
Beautiful rifle, sadly market on these have only gone up
7.62 AK 47 the best 4 all. that my mother in law said all the times.
😂😂 you are correct nothing beats a good old AK!!!
A cheek weld is not found with that rig
No there’s not much of one. It doesn’t bother me though, most of my rifles don’t have one. Boyd’s makes stocks with adjustable cheek welds for a pretty affordable price. I thought about getting one.
God is good! Wonderful video!
Thank you!
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