The American Airgun Hunter Jim Chapman's Hunting Log
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Three years after my first iguana pest control hunt in
Puerto Rico, I head back down with Hatsan Airguns to
see if the years of steady hunting has made a dent in
the population..... and to get in some shooting!
Puerto Rico, I head back down with Hatsan Airguns to
see if the years of steady hunting has made a dent in
the population..... and to get in some shooting!
On this trip to South Africa I carried the Air Venturi Dragon Claw and
the .50 caliber AirBolt in pursuit of the "poor mans" buff, the blue
wildebeest! After a long hard stalk through the veld, we closed the
within 60 yards and I got my shot!
the .50 caliber AirBolt in pursuit of the "poor mans" buff, the blue
wildebeest! After a long hard stalk through the veld, we closed the
within 60 yards and I got my shot!
| Ataman M2 .30 out for Springbok Jim takes the Ataman .30 caliber pcp air rifle into the field after this small African antelope |
| Boar Hunting with the Badger 40 Out in Texas after feral hogs with this powerful air rifle from Airgun Depot |
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In this video I take a break from my plains game hunt to go after the rock
hyrax, known locally as the dassie. These strange animals, inhabit the steep
rock cliff all around my friends farm, and sometimes move into the sheep
pastures. The main predators are the large eagles that patrol the cliff sides,
but the populations still expand without a bit of additional pressure. Hunters
like to chase the wary little critters, which look like a woodchuck sized rodent
but are more closely related to elephants than any other species. My 30
caliber Ataman was a very good selection for this SA varmint hunt!
hyrax, known locally as the dassie. These strange animals, inhabit the steep
rock cliff all around my friends farm, and sometimes move into the sheep
pastures. The main predators are the large eagles that patrol the cliff sides,
but the populations still expand without a bit of additional pressure. Hunters
like to chase the wary little critters, which look like a woodchuck sized rodent
but are more closely related to elephants than any other species. My 30
caliber Ataman was a very good selection for this SA varmint hunt!
