A large doe deer has been eating everything in my vegetable garden. It visits a couple of times each day. I have clapped my hands to scare it off and have even thrown rocks at it. It still keeps coming back.
I'm considering using my Beeman 177 cal air rifle (about 800 fps) and shooting it in the side of the hip, if I get a chance. I don't want to seriously injure it, but I do want to strongly discourage it from coming back.
What do you think are the chances of a pointed pellet doing much more than raising a welt at a distance of about 100 feet? In order for the pellet to penetrate muscle, it will have to get through stiff deer hair, and a tough hide.
Thanks
Posted on Jun 24, 2008, 11:32 AM from IP address 204.84.96.204
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