shootallday
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I hope we get first frost soon, I like using black powder shotguns when the leaves are still up then 22 when they fall. Hope to have a 32-36 mz some year, I really want a kibler but money is always tight.
12 ga. 870 GA. No calls. 10/22 at times , no gun rests.either. method stop and stay still . Wait, then move to another spot.I am watching the weather, planning to go out later this week. Meanwhile...how about a discussion?
- What time of the day works best for you?
- Do you sit or do you walk?
- What shooting position is most common for you?
- Do you ever use a call?
- How much difference does weather make?
- If you see 5 squirrels on an outing, how many come home with you?
- Does your squirrel gun look as cool as mine? gun)
Yes sir I have to do that too.Yeah on that, rooster! We can't sit on the ground now days either. I have to pack along a folding hunting chair and carry a light carry rifle. Going uphill takes longer, too.
I have a method perhaps unheard of by many, maybe no one. Oftentimes my year old male tabby cat , neutered follows me into the squirrel woods, afternoons only late, the squirrels upon noticing him go nuts , no pun intended and begin barking furiously at him, exposing themselves. I drop them like flies, I will post a few pictures, it's not unheard of to kill ten squirrels in a couple hours or less. This is the second cat that has done this for me. He won't hunt in the morning, but between 3:30 and dark it's game on. He's never harmed a squirrel , except red ones and slays chipmunks and mice like no tomorrow, he stacks them up in the wood lean to and every day I have to dispose of his spoils. MR. Tabs a good boy. He walks usually about 20 yards in front of me and continually looks behind me to see if i'm following. When stationary he walks around about 10 , 15 yards in a circle looking up at trees , he can hear and see a squirrel long before I can.I am watching the weather, planning to go out later this week. Meanwhile...how about a discussion?
- What time of the day works best for you?
- Do you sit or do you walk?
- What shooting position is most common for you?
- Do you ever use a call?
- How much difference does weather make?
- If you see 5 squirrels on an outing, how many come home with you?
- Does your squirrel gun look as cool as mine? gun)
You are a squirrels worst nightmare.Rem 597, tweaked a bit.
bedded into a boyds lam stock, lighter trigger by way of a new hammer. Exact edge extractor. 4-12X40AO Leuy. .5at50yrd groups with minimags. I got a good barrel.
Longest head shot, 91 yards. I use whatever rest I can find. Trees, knees stumps etc. Most shots are from a seated position with the occasional standing with a sapling for a rest. If I see five, I bring home five. Weather play a huge factor, if it is windy stay home, hard rain, stay home. If it is quiet, cool and overcast. Hit the woods they will be moving. Squirrels are much smarter than people give them credit for. The ones in the wild woods are nothing like the ones in your backyard.