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Old August 28th, 2007
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Default Almost Squirrel Season

Cant wait to get some good Headshots with my Marlin 880, did the camo job Myself. Anyone else like Squirrels , and what do you hunt them with??
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sorry, cant get pic up.
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Default Re: Almost Squirrel Season

i'm not much of a hunter myself, but my buddy used to hunt squirrels with a T/C Contender .22 LR with a scope on it. He said they always did a back flip on the way down. Gotta try it one of these days. Lotta little bones, less tree rats.
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I like to hunt them with my Ruger Single Six.
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Default Re: Almost Squirrel Season

Squirrels... the other red meat... lol

Its been about 20 years since I used a 22(I dont even own a 22 anymore) for tree rats, been using shotguns since my teenage years.

Between squirrel, rabbit and dove - I'm quite thrilled about the upcoming adventures in the field.
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I use an Ithaca model 37 ultra light in 20ga. Squirrel hunting sucked where I went last year but it was on some really windy days.
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I like to hunt them with my Ruger Single Six.
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Last year I switched to a Chipmunk single shot pistol. It's been fun, atleast utill you see a bear and then think that all you have is that single shot .22 on your hip. lol.
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Default Re: Almost Squirrel Season

Never tried...

Maybe I should. Guessing the course and a small game license is in order...


Here's a question though, how do you make sure of your backstop when you are shooting up at a branch on a tree? (sometimes I can be paranoid....)
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Default Re: Almost Squirrel Season

I haven't hunted in over 20 years, but am seriously considering for squirrel only. I prefer a 22 because after leaving off a 12 gauge in the woods it take a good 20 minutes for things to get back to normal. Then there are the pellets in the potpie, it seems no matter how hard I check I always miss one.

In the wooded areas around here there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of squirrels, so I came up with the idea of live trapping them in the park and relocating them.
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Default Re: Almost Squirrel Season

i cant wait to try my savage 93 17hmr on themworks well on ghogs shoots good to
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