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Well, I went to Freidman's and forked over 37 bucks for a Crossman (pistol).177 (legal in Davidson County to fire). She's been handpumped 4 clacks and is loaded with the .177 and ready for some coon beehiney. Resting on my mantle in wait and handy for a quick grab. I'll be watching the back glass door to see if my white cat gets riled up and nervous watching then I'll know my guests have arrived.

I'm gonna pick out the biggest one and give him a butt sting to remember. Hopefully that will do it or at least discourage them to a minimum. If not then we move on to the extreme prejudice phase.

Squantos, I bought those CB shorts you mentioned but they are still a bit loud for my hollow unless the wind is blowing....plus they are illegal to shoot in the county unless at least 200 yards from any road/dwelling. My burg (Forest Hills) doesn't allow any shootingt which is why after I mercy killed that car injured doe (with my Jaeger) 2 years ago in front of the soccer mom posse I hauled ass.

I took my 3 year old manchild/hellion to the gunstore and let him oogle. We bought him a couple of military t-shirts. I let him watch me plink a can around and since he's too young for the range it was the first time he has seen the cause and effect of a "real" gun. He realized it was not a toy. He was wary which is good. LOL...it looks like an XP-100 all space age and all with the pump. Pretty accurate for what I need.

They had some .22 Winchesters pellet rifles with optics and 1000fps with one! pump.....wow....owner said they'd kill a coyote with a properly placed shot. Pellet rifles have come a long way since my Benjamen/Crossman/Daisy days as a boy in the 60s/70s.

Maigrey, are you in Shelby County?