What else to hunt with a Remington .22?

Question

For about a year now I have shot Rabbits in my grandparents backyard with a .22, they were getting to the garden, and I was wondering what else I could hunt with the .22 because rabbits are too easy anymore...

Answer 1

raccoons possums marmots foxes squirrels crows pigeons dove's turkey and other game and upland birds and i suggest cci 32 grain segmented hollowpoints and cci 32 grain stingers for the bigger stuff such as foxes marmots possums and raccoons and cci has a great lineup of ammo for anything from starlings to raccoons in 22 and some great pistol ammo

Answer 2

Go to a landfill or dump and shoot rats

Answer 3

squirrels, groundhogs, geese, foxes? anything thats small.

Answer 4

squirrels, woodchucks, etc.

if you are looking for a challenge I suggest Jackrabbit and Fox.  Of course, jackrabbit is for eating and fox is for skinning and selling the pelt...and to keep the fox population in check so they don't overpopulate and turn to eating chickens

Answer 5

Groundhogs, Crows, Starlings, Squirrels, Chipmunks, Bull Frogs, Opossum, Raccoon, Rats, and Skunks.*

Answer 6

you shoot rabbits a 100+ yards or shoot ground hog, ghopers, birds,or squirrela

Answer 7

groundhogs. squirrels.

Answer 8

If in the yard is "too easy", then practice shooting at 100 yards.  A .22 still has plenty of power at that range for small game.

Answer 9

You should check with your state's Department of Natural Resources to make sure this is accurate, but in general you can use a .22 to shoot just about any small game animal and small varmint, including but not limited to: rabbit, squirrel, fox, raccoon, possum, jackrabbit, prairie dog, ground hog. You might be able to get away with using a .22 to shoot coyotes at close range (75 yards or less) with .22 hyper-velocity loads if you're careful with where you put your shots, but its not recommended by most folks since coyotes tend to be a bit large for the .22.  

Answer 10

Cute Fluffy Squirrels!