LebSlinger wrote on Jan 8^th, 2020 at 4:23am:


I took two shots at a Jack Rabbit.  First rock missed, but close. Rabbit hopped a couple of times and froze.  Second rock hit.
When I got up to  it there was the head and the legs.  Two parts with nothing in between.  About 8 " or a foot between.
Never wanted to do it again.  I remember it was only 50 yards so I used a larger rock than normal and a low flat trajectory.  I used a full body spin (if you ever see a hammer throw it is similar).  Why spin my body?  I always do it so it is how I know.

Duckhands wrote on Jul 28^th, 2021 at 11:49pm:


I remember he tried it in a video or two, but the crack of his sling scared the ducks away before the stone got there. He also slung some stones at an alligator, crazy man

AncientCraftwork wrote on Jul 28^th, 2021 at 8:19am:


I think Jaegoor was just saying you might be hunting the wrong way. I can’t know the entire context behind either situation, but it sounds like you weren’t being too subtle. If I was a pigeon seeing a human do some weird motion and eyeballing me really hard from 10 meters away, I’d get the hell out of there too. Animals can recognize when someone is looking right at them, and it naturally freaks them out. You might need to be a bit sneakier, maybe have your ammo spinning before you’re in view or as close. If you start up so close, they might get the impression you are going to do something aggressive. And to be fair, you are. I don’t know what was up with the geese.

Blindsquirrel wrote on Sep 11^th, 2022 at 6:38pm:

Please continue hunting for squirrel. Would be cool to hear some advice from a real sling hunter.

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