I just ran across this at another forum and found it interesting, and I know that there used to be a few people here who hunted with slingshots, so I thought I'd pass it along....
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Slingshots, slingshot ammo, and slingshot supplies, cannot be shipped to the following states, counties or cities:

Delaware: Dover & Wilmington
Florida: St. Augustine
Illinois: Evergreen Park
New Jersey
New York: Only wrist-braced slingshots are illegal.
Massachusetts
Minnesota: Duluth
Rhode Island
South Carolina: Charleston
Tennessee: Knoxville & Johnson City
Utah: Salt Lake County
Virginia: Falls Church

i have a slingshot and i shoot blackbirds and starling but i dont truly hunt with them

I have one I occasionally shoot in the back yard...but I haven't actually hunted with one to speak of since I was a kid...but that's been a half century ago, and we made the sling shots ourselves back then.

Sometimes the things they make illegal baffle me....

At least England with all the restrictions they have let you hunt with them, with or without a brace. I think every thing else is banded or it seems like it

Take Care Vic...

Sorry about other posts

Here in Pa you can not hunt with sling shots, pellet guns, rocks, bricks, or a stick.

It sucks they are illegal in some places. Hard to beat a slingshot.

Zenki what do you use for slingshot ammo???

I didnt shoot those, but they were taken with marbles. all head shots.

The best slingshot ammo out there in my opinion is .440 lead balls for .45cal muzzleloaders. the .440's cut through the air well and pack one hell of a punch. A body shot with a .440 will take a rabbit or squirrel. A head shot will easily kill a racoon.

Thanks Zenki. Here's another question for ya. Do you have pictures of game you've taken with a blowgun or slingshot.

I'll dig some up for ya! Give me a reason to finally use my scanner hahaha.

Blow guns and sling shots, now thats gotta be quite the challenge!!!

blowguns aren't to badd niether are slingshot it just takes a minute or two (more like a day or two) to get used to them.