yes. It is possible but I suggest you use hunting pellets (hollow point)
It is possible with a good shot to the head. However the animal will suffer, a pellet rifle is a much better selection.
Killing capability depends on foot pounds of energy (fpe) and fps is a function of fpe along with weight (measured in grains). A .177 caliber pellet traveling at 1000fps does not have as much energy due to its smaller mass, whereas a .25 caliber pellet is larger and can be heavier. Bottom line: .177 @ 1000fps will "icepick" a pest, ie. punch a tiny hole through it and if it misses a vital, won't kill it. .22 @ 1000fps good for pests (rats, squirrels, pigeons) and small game up to raccoons. .25 @ 1000fps small game including fox, raccoon, coyote
Tereza Brettschneiderova is 177 cm.
No but it can kill a fox
It depends on the size of the pellet and where the animal is srtuck. Pellets come in different sizes. .177, 20, 22, 25, 45 & 50 Cal. PCP Air Rifles use a Scuba tank to charge them and fire a 45 of 50 cal pellet that will bring down a bear. (no kidding) But most pellet rifles shoot the .177 small pellet and it is good for hunting birds and small game. The new Crosman Super Streak 22 cal fires a 22 cal pellet at 1100 FPS and will do the same damage that a regular 22 bullet will do. The average store bought pellet rifle is a .177 and the most common form of charge is either pump action or break barrel, the animals it can take down ofcourse depend on where the animal is struck and how close you are to the animal. But assuming head shots, which are fairly frequent with a good scope, you can easily take down sparrows , to crows, from red squirrels and chipmunks to the larger 3-5 lb grey and fox squirrels from within 20 yards. A good single head shot can easily bring down a rabbit at 15 yards. Check out the multiple youtube videos with folks using .177 air rifles to hunt rabbits.
No.
the fox sneaks until the pray is hopples and attacks for the kill
they don't
Larger species of fox can and will kill and eat a raccoon.
Arctic Foxes do not kill their young.
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