A New Sight For The CVA Squirrel
06-19-2015, 12:28 PM
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Gosh TX, you really went the extra mile to keep me safe. Your offer is too kind.
After thinking it over I decided the best thing to do is just toss the darn thing in the Mississippi River. I can't take the chance that you might forget it's dangerous and use it. I'd hate to see your benevolent self injured while attempting to pot a bunny.
After thinking it over I decided the best thing to do is just toss the darn thing in the Mississippi River. I can't take the chance that you might forget it's dangerous and use it. I'd hate to see your benevolent self injured while attempting to pot a bunny.
06-19-2015, 01:50 PM
#12
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Send it to me , i guarantee it wont get shot ��
I believe it. Anyway, in your wide open spaces you couldn't get within .32 round ball range of anything except paper and tin cans.
06-19-2015, 03:00 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Semi, you ever "bark" with that there squirrelie gun? Old Great Gramps had him a .32 Kentucky squirrelie rifle. Never had a mark on the squirrelies either. I really screwed the pooch about 25 years ago and traded that rifle for a nice .357 Python. At the time it was probably an "okay" deal, but man I could probably get a freaking mint for it now.
06-19-2015, 04:26 PM
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Never hunted with this one Super Hunt. Actually, I'm not much of a squirrel hunter except for shooting a dozen or two for the pot out of the front yard oak trees. They do make a fine gravy. 
I do plan to make a few late evening walks down our logging roads this Fall in pursuit of some wascally wabbits.
To quote Ol' Blue Eyes - the great Sinatra, "Regrets, I've had a few.....".
I do plan to make a few late evening walks down our logging roads this Fall in pursuit of some wascally wabbits.
I really screwed the pooch about 25 years ago and traded that rifle for a nice .357 Python.
06-19-2015, 07:50 PM
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Never hunted with this one Super Hunt. Actually, I'm not much of a squirrel hunter except for shooting a dozen or two for the pot out of the front yard oak trees. They do make a fine gravy. I do plan to make a few late evening walks down our logging roads this Fall in pursuit of some wascally wabbits.
To quote Ol' Blue Eyes - the great Sinatra, "Regrets, I've had a few.....".
I do plan to make a few late evening walks down our logging roads this Fall in pursuit of some wascally wabbits.To quote Ol' Blue Eyes - the great Sinatra, "Regrets, I've had a few.....".
06-19-2015, 08:30 PM
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Super Hunt, your 2 squirrel/2 rabbit recipe is pretty much how I do it too, except I like to go with 2 squirrels per rabbit. And I season the squirrels with black pepper and cayenne pepper, lightly dust them with flower and quick brown them (not fully cooked) in a skillet with a bit of oil over high heat before combining all of the ingredients. Also, I've not used the celery seed. I have to try that.
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06-21-2015, 05:36 PM
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Semi...
I've often wondered what a man such as yourself with a God given talent to "make do" could turn out if you had a Bridgeport vertical mill, a Hardinge tool room lathe, and a good quality surface grinder. It's mind boggling to say the least!!
WK
I've often wondered what a man such as yourself with a God given talent to "make do" could turn out if you had a Bridgeport vertical mill, a Hardinge tool room lathe, and a good quality surface grinder. It's mind boggling to say the least!!
WK
06-21-2015, 06:09 PM
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What BPS? Are you telling me there are tools that go beyond cordless drills, bench top drill presses, reciprocating saws, hack saws, and files???? I can't imagine such things.
06-22-2015, 06:18 PM
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BPS