any one like squeral hunting


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Tree Rat hunting

Our's opens the seconed weekend in November for us

in central FL.

I like to hunt them also, I only use a 22 rimfire to do it

im shooting a Remington nylon 66 topped w/ a 3X9 simmons.

I nolonger like biteing into bird shot after I've cleaned me a mess and fried and simmered in gravy.

now my biscuts I need help with lol.

Good gosh I done went and made myself hungry :hammer1:

buddy I can eat these buggers every day and never grow tired of them..

I imadgine y'all squrelles are way bigger than ours down here .

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well i don't know when squeral season opens here in Ohio but well squirrel opens in september i think well i don't hunt them anymore because well i don't like how they taste well once in awhile i take pot shots at them while im bowhunting because well its fun well ive never shot one like that though well but i have got close

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  Tominator said:
well i don't know when squeral season opens here in Ohio but well squirrel opens in september i think well i don't hunt them anymore because well i don't like how they taste well once in awhile i take pot shots at them while im bowhunting because well its fun well ive never shot one like that though well but i have got close

:D:D :wacko: too funny!

Ive also been known to fling an arrow at a limb rat every now and then....I would like to get into it more, but I find I dont have much time. Deer, ducks and geese consume much of my hunting season.

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IL. season opens August 1st (I think). Lasts till February!

I generally get out a couple times in September when it cools off some. I may have to get out sooner if the weather stays cool!

Tominator... ouch!

No mercy! ~ or perhaps I missed something.

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I like to hunt them, but don't do it that much. I have stuck a few with an arrow from a deer stand. It pins them to the ground and they run around on the arrow like a pinwheel until they expire. I quit doing that.

I take my kids out every year to chase them.

Last year I had a couple I got with head shots with the .44 Mag. lever gun. Ate those tonight, actually. See my post in the Chuckwagon for more on that!

HB

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I think it is August 15th in Kentucky...I start out with my Remington 870 in 20 gauge with Express #6s and my Ruger Single Six in .22 LR (KY passed a new law prohibiting me from whacking squirrels with my .45 Auto)...

the squirrels are usually traveling between scaly (shag)-barked hickory trees at this time, will hit the common hickory trees about Labor Day, and the Oaks in late September...if it is a good mast year...

Our deer season opens on September 6th or so and at that point I am combining hunts...bow hunt for deer from sunrise to 9am, then exchange the bow for my shot gun, and chase some late rising bushytails till about noon...then set up in a field to shoot a few doves...grab a bite to eat for lunch, then hunt again in reverse order...makes a full day...

On late season squirrel hunts, I switch the shotgun out for my Marlin semi-auto .22 LR.

This year, I will be testing my 7 year old son's patience a little to see if he is ready to start hunting under my supervision...

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Im a pretty serious squirrel hunter. Ive been after them since I was a kid. Our season opens in May and we have a serious abundance of them.

I typically dont hunt them until we get a freeze. I like the cold to help thin thier fleas, tics, and whatever else may be living on them!

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