Many hunters prefer to use thermal scopes and suppressed weapons to hunt invasive species…
(My first digital artwork! I love not having eraser debris everywhere lol.)
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Depending on how durable you headcanon fluffies, a BB gun could be more than enough to kill them
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Plus, it saves on bullets! One gets hit, the rest shit themselves to death.
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Take out the mama, the rest are doomed!
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Remind them why they should fear the dark.
Might become a very slightly worse bother, otherwise.
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Byotiful, did was hard the jump between pen to digital?
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Thanks! Its confusing at first but once you get some practice its so much more efficient
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Yes, they are!
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Start with one mummas legs and let the fun begin
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Shame scopes don’t come with parabolic mics to hear their inane chatter.
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Disclaimer:
The only way to tell a normal Fluffy and a Fluffy with Wicker Bone is through Thermal Scanning, due to the latter’s fur being comparable to gasoline-like substances therefore making the Fluffy appear on lower temperatures than normal Fluffies.
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I hunt feral hogs at night using thermals on a suppressed AR15.
Its a ton of fun.
I wondered how long it would take for someone to apply this idea to fluffies. I’m sure it would be even more fun than feral pigs. The noise is probably awful.
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awesome man, those thermal hog hunting videos were the inspiration. looks really fun
Niiiice art style man. We both love black and white.
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Thanks, its definitely underused!
Eh still like to use live ammo ~ even on micro fluff piles just one explosive round and its nothing but snow everywhere