Air Arms Owners Club

They are a relatively large target but, any advice for pellet choice to ensure a nice ragged, non repairable entry hole

Use a pickaxe. Now let's have the rest of the story!

We reside in a tiny (four residences) hamlet about 3kms from the nearest village (butcher, baker, candlestick maker...) a little piece of heaven. Aside from the sounds of nature (and the occaisional muted crack of a short stroked TX) the utter peace and tranquility is just simply sublime.
Now (holiday season) we begin to have juvenile and indeed not so juvenile persons taking to driving their quad bikes through the adjacent woodland on public access bridle paths (and indeed off piste). Hence the question, I need not any additional land so between cheese wires and fuel tank penetrating pellets I thought perhaps the rather more humane option was preferable

Ohhh! If you find the answer please pm me, our neighbours dear grandson has decided that the place to sit on his poxy little trials bike and rev its nuts off is just under my 3 year olds bedroom window at 8pm every Wednesday because clearly it would be antisocial so do it at his own house. The jolly little fellow turns up with his mate in their chavy little van (looking like b****y Kevin and perry ) every week with out fail and if we're lucky they come back on Friday as well! I'm no killjoy and a biker through and through but why oh why just sit on the thing and rev it???? If they actually rode the sodding thing once in a while it wouldn't be so bad

we had 2 dic- heads chasing sheep on them today where i was ,rich and stupid

I like the idea of a nice old fashioned bear pit with sharpened stakes in the bottom

Seems that we are destined to just suffer these people

prometheus pellets, but it wont give you the jagged edge effect.
Catapult and large rusty nut and bolt or other miss shaped object may prove better.
Automatic paint ball fire from a 4 man fire team ambush : )