Yeah, the 9mm won't scare off a deer lol
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Armadillos question
- Thread starter Knothead
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Got a place near Red road, not far from the airport. So far none in my area
JCDEERMAN
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My cousin killed 3 in about an hour yesterday evening at our place
backyardtndeer
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Our dog got after one the night before last. It was trying to dig under our back steps. As it was running off, he got a hold of it once, but didn't have a good enough hold and it managed to escape under the electric fence.
I need to build a couple of these. Did you have a plan to follow or just draw that up yourself?
GumbyGuy
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We even had some prankster catch and paint one hunters orange!!
Sadly he didn't last long
Sadly he didn't last long
JCDEERMAN
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Killed 4 Thursday. Should have been 6
PickettSFHunter
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I found one dead after that really cold weather this winter and have seen a handful of roadkill but have never actually seen one alive in my county.
A good center mass broadside shot with a .22 lr and they will jump straight up and take off. That way you ain't got to clean up
Biggun4214
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This one is in Cocke County.
I saw road kill in Unicoi County 8-9 years ago.
They're causing problems at my house. Digging trying to get under the porch and ac unit pad.
Hillbilly Hunter
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Southern middle Tennessee is infested with them.
A freaking 12ga, what do you think!?! Gosh!
Seriously, I've killed a few with my 9mm. Shot one with a 22 short (CBs) at about 60yd. Made a loud pop, it jumped, then waddled away. Hit it again before it got into the thick stuff. I think that it crawled off and died
Nice Pic.
Hillbilly Hunter
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Killed 2 yesterday.
chris1976
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They are like a miniature wild hog as far as destructiveness. They will flat plow up your food plots. Montgomery county is infested and has been for several years now.
