City squirrels VS forest squirrels
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Fork Horn
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Join Date: Sep 2016
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Outside my home these city squirrels do nothing but taunt me but that's ok. These city squirrels would be no competition for me. The squirrels i hunt in the country are very different than these city slicking squirrels.
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#2
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: southwestern va
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i squirrel hunt a lot and its always frustrating trying to explain to nonhunters that the squirrels they see in the park are NOT the same as you see when you go in the woods trying to hunt them. They look at me like im crazy and think its just terrible I hunt them, like i just casually walk thru the woods and the squirrels are milling about nonchalantly and im blasting them willy nilly lol
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Typical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Orange County, Virginia....
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I love to squirrel hunt but for some reason just dont seem to get out and do it. I get too caught up in deer hunting season which starts in the beginning of Oct for archery. Sept is usually so hot here in Va. and I like it to cool down when I go for squirrels. I will have to make a point to get out with my old Winchester bolt action and take a few tree rats. Love me some squirrel gravy!
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Virginia
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I love to squirrel hunt but for some reason just dont seem to get out and do it. I get too caught up in deer hunting season which starts in the beginning of Oct for archery. Sept is usually so hot here in Va. and I like it to cool down when I go for squirrels. I will have to make a point to get out with my old Winchester bolt action and take a few tree rats. Love me some squirrel gravy!
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Spike
Join Date: Apr 2016
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MY village squirrels did damage to my 100 year old house trying to make a new home behind the gutter. Conservation gave me the blessing to "thin" out the offenders. The first 6 were easy kills and gravy. The next 8 actually were getting smarter by the day. My wild squirrels in the woods are much harder to hunt, but the village squirrels after a bit of watching their friends disappear at the "corner" house have caught on. The repairs were made to the house, so the shooting has stopped. They still do not hang out very long in my yard which I am fine with. AL