Blonde Squirrel (pic finally)
03-15-2007, 06:49 PM
#12
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Illinois
Posts: 978
RE: Blonde Squirrel (pic finally)
hey Rob,
I remember chatting with you over in the taxidermy forum. You had mention that there was a blonde squirrel hanging around. I like the pics, it would make a nice mount. What type of tipwill you use on your arrow when/if you try to take him? Didn't know how much damage a broadhead would do to the fur?Keep us posted on your desision!
thanks for sharing!
crutch
I remember chatting with you over in the taxidermy forum. You had mention that there was a blonde squirrel hanging around. I like the pics, it would make a nice mount. What type of tipwill you use on your arrow when/if you try to take him? Didn't know how much damage a broadhead would do to the fur?Keep us posted on your desision!
thanks for sharing!
crutch
03-15-2007, 06:58 PM
#14
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Monroe County, IL
Posts: 1,188
RE: Blonde Squirrel (pic finally)
Very Very Cool.. I would have a tough time not popping that one with the pellet gun in the back yard if it was at my house.. lol
But if you'd like leave it alone then more power to you.. Would make a very cool mount though..
Thanks for sharing.
But if you'd like leave it alone then more power to you.. Would make a very cool mount though..
Thanks for sharing.
03-15-2007, 07:04 PM
#15
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jackson, Missouri
Posts: 7,051
RE: Blonde Squirrel (pic finally)
Awesome pics, my friend.
I went out bowhunting a squirrel (yes, I was specifically driving 30 miles several times just to chase after "A" squirrel)... it was a red fox squirrel with black sides and a snow-white back... coolest-looking mutation I'd ever seen.
I wondered then, and still do: would a field point hole be reparable? I'm not sure a blunt would deliver a killing blow, and wouldn't want to wound it so that it could crawl up into a tree and suffer...
Good luck to you in whatever you decide.
I went out bowhunting a squirrel (yes, I was specifically driving 30 miles several times just to chase after "A" squirrel)... it was a red fox squirrel with black sides and a snow-white back... coolest-looking mutation I'd ever seen.
I wondered then, and still do: would a field point hole be reparable? I'm not sure a blunt would deliver a killing blow, and wouldn't want to wound it so that it could crawl up into a tree and suffer...
Good luck to you in whatever you decide.
03-15-2007, 07:10 PM
#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: St. Louis, MO
Posts: 4,487
RE: Blonde Squirrel (pic finally)
ORIGINAL: Greg / MO
Awesome pics, my friend.
I went out bowhunting a squirrel (yes, I was specifically driving 30 miles several times just to chase after "A" squirrel)... it was a red fox squirrel with black sides and a snow-white back... coolest-looking mutation I'd ever seen.
I wondered then, and still do: would a field point hole be reparable? I'm not sure a blunt would deliver a killing blow, and wouldn't want to wound it so that it could crawl up into a tree and suffer...
Good luck to you in whatever you decide.
Awesome pics, my friend.
I went out bowhunting a squirrel (yes, I was specifically driving 30 miles several times just to chase after "A" squirrel)... it was a red fox squirrel with black sides and a snow-white back... coolest-looking mutation I'd ever seen.
I wondered then, and still do: would a field point hole be reparable? I'm not sure a blunt would deliver a killing blow, and wouldn't want to wound it so that it could crawl up into a tree and suffer...
Good luck to you in whatever you decide.
03-15-2007, 07:26 PM
#17
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 2,385
RE: Blonde Squirrel (pic finally)
Awesome looking critter. As much asI like dead squirrels better than live ones, I think I'd have to trap this guy. You'll ruin the hide if you shoot it(maybe not with a field point). Anyway, trap it, put it in a big cage, and feed it for awhile. Maybe the little bastard will go domestic(that would be win/win). If plan A starts going south................KILL IT........NOTE----Blunt force trauma to the head won't cause any noticeable hide damage. [:@][:@][:@]
03-15-2007, 07:34 PM
#18
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Northeast Tennessee
Posts: 5,673
RE: Blonde Squirrel (pic finally)
ORIGINAL: pigiron
Awesome looking critter. As much asI like dead squirrels better than live ones, I think I'd have to trap this guy. You'll ruin the hide if you shoot it(maybe not with a field point). Anyway, trap it, put it in a big cage, and feed it for awhile. Maybe the little bastard will go domestic(that would be win/win). If plan A starts going south................KILL IT........NOTE----Blunt force trauma to the head won't cause any noticeable hide damage. [:@][:@][:@]
Awesome looking critter. As much asI like dead squirrels better than live ones, I think I'd have to trap this guy. You'll ruin the hide if you shoot it(maybe not with a field point). Anyway, trap it, put it in a big cage, and feed it for awhile. Maybe the little bastard will go domestic(that would be win/win). If plan A starts going south................KILL IT........NOTE----Blunt force trauma to the head won't cause any noticeable hide damage. [:@][:@][:@]
I believe I would shoot it
