Videos tagged with Vermin Control

This video, titled 'the Rat Basher & Squirrel Smasher', likely showcases firearms used for pest control. Given the evocative title, the content probably involves using firearms to dispatch rodents like rats and squirrels. While no specific firearm models, calibers, or activities are explicitly mentioned, the title strongly suggests a focus on practical applications of firearms for vermin management, possibly at a range or in a field setting. The emphasis is on the effectiveness of the firearms in question for this specific purpose.

This YouTube Shorts video provides a brief review of the Webley & Scott Rascal .410 shotgun. It highlights its suitability for vermin control and general shooting enjoyment. The description also promotes subscribing to their Shotgun and Air Gun Centre channels and provides contact information for Premier Guns.

This episode demystifies snake shot, detailing its effectiveness across various calibers and firearms. The discussion highlights that while .22 LR snake shot is largely ineffective, larger calibers like .38 Special, .45 Colt, and .44 Magnum offer more utility for close-range vermin control. The Taurus Judge in .410 is presented as a highly effective option for snakes and larger pests at greater distances. The importance of testing snake shot at different ranges to understand its limitations is emphasized.

This video demonstrates the use of 9mm snake shot ammunition, often used for pest control. The speaker fires a 9mm shotshell from a Glock 19 at a rubber snake target, then analyzes the resulting shot pattern. The analysis highlights the wide spread of the shot, prompting a discussion on the round's effectiveness for a clean kill. The demonstration is presented in a casual, energetic style by a firearms enthusiast.

This video provides a review of the Mossberg 410 Pump Action Shotgun, highlighting its wood stock, 14 1/4 inch length of pull, recoil-reducing pad, and dual chamber size (2 1/2 and 3-inch). It details the 24-inch barrel, double bead sight, and full choke, emphasizing its suitability for subsonic cartridges and vermin control. The description also includes calls to subscribe to their shotgun and air gun channels, links to their social media, and contact information.

This guide details how to test the effectiveness of snake shot cartridges. It emphasizes understanding the limitations of smaller calibers like .22 LR, which are largely ineffective beyond very close range. The discussion highlights that larger calibers such as .38 Special, .45 Colt, and .44 Magnum, particularly with larger shot sizes like #4, offer significantly better penetration and effectiveness for pest control or snake deterrence. The Taurus Judge with .410 snake shot is presented as a highly effective, albeit overkill, option for these purposes.

This video showcases the Airgun Technology Vixen .22 caliber air rifle, highlighting its effectiveness for pest control on a ranch. The description emphasizes the Vixen's features such as high shot count, lightweight design, and accuracy. The video demonstrates its use with JSB Hades ammunition to address rabbit and squirrel infestations.

This video showcases pest control using airguns on a private ranch. It features the AEA Assassin in .25 caliber, highlighting its 55 foot pounds of energy in action against rats and a skunk. The content emphasizes the effectiveness of air rifles for vermin management and includes a disclaimer about treating airguns with the same safety precautions as firearms.

This video showcases pest control utilizing an air rifle. The content highlights the Brocock Concept XR air rifle and JSB Hades pellets in .22 caliber for "dropping rats like flies." The description emphasizes the rifle's lightweight nature and its effectiveness for "ratting." Night vision footage, provided by an ATN X-Sight 4K, is also featured. The creator stresses that this is their private ranch and the rats are pests, with a comprehensive disclaimer about safety and responsible use of airguns, treating them as firearms.

This YouTube video showcases a .22LR firearm being used to address cane toad infestations, filmed at an impressive 1000 frames per second. The high-speed footage allows for detailed observation of the interaction. The description emphasizes "cleaning up" the toads, suggesting a pest control or population management application of the firearm.

This video provides an expert comparison between Over & Under (O/U) and Semi-Automatic shotguns, tailored for the UK market. The TGS Outdoors presenter, with high authority, details the mechanical differences, practical applications, and etiquette surrounding each type. Key takeaways include O/U shotguns being the standard for most UK sporting events due to their visible safety and versatility, while semi-autos offer advantages in specific scenarios like pigeon shooting but require careful consideration regarding ammunition and social acceptance. The presenter recommends an O/U as a more versatile first shotgun for UK buyers.