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salt load
My neighbor's dog has developed a blood taste for Milady's kittens.
When it brakes out of the invisible fence, the dog makes a bee line up here to hunt and kill as fast as it can. My neighbor and I are close friends. His kids adore that dog. So I need to come up with something non lethal and preferably no large vet bill. Anyway, I've heard of filling a 12 gauge shell with rock salt from the water softener. Will shooting an animal with this just barely break the skin, my goal? What range? I know if I'm too close serious injury could result. Anyone with experience here? One simple question, should I re-seal the top of the shell with melted paraffin? Or another way? Karl |
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