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Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
Like squirrel, pest birds, pheasant, woodchuck, geese, rabbit, duck?
Deers great, but theres more to a forest!!! Pete Pala |
RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
yeah I shot a squirrel the other day as I was getting out of my stand ;)
pinded the sucka to the tree:D only problem is i lost a good broadhead for stupid squirrel [:@] |
RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
At the price of arrows I can't afford to waste mine on small game anymore.
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RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
I don't hunt for small stuff, so far only deer.
But if one of those little tree rats starts making noise and giving away my location while I'm hunting deer, he's gonna get intimate with one of my junk arrows tipped with a blunt or judo. I shot at one just last Thursday. Nailed the branch he was on. He jumped so high and far that he did a double back flip before landing on his tail and rolling about 5 feet down the slope. He gave me one last bark before being on his merry way, but that was the last I had to hear of his yapping for the day. |
RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
I have inthe past. Pheasants and squirrels. Now, I hunt for rabbits in the winter. My beagle runs a patch that is too near some houses but holds many rabbits. I know where they will circle since we run there all summer long. I use my recurve and have fun. Actually looking forward to the end of Jan and beginning of Feb.
greg |
RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
You mean besides cats? :D
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I've shot over a dozen chipmunks with my bow. I also shot a squirrel.
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RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
Well I hit a squirrel at 15 yards while it was climbing on the side of a big oak tree. I was using a 100 grain field tip (not wanting to waste a broad head). I heard a big pop when it hit. I couldn't beleive what I saw. The arrow was stuck in the squirrel half way. He didn't even fall. It ran up the tree and tried to get into his home (a hole in the tree) and he couldn't because of the arrow. I waited 2 hours to get my arrow back. It never fell and I never saw any blood. That's my first carbon arrow that I've lost this year. Never have found the squirrel or the arrow.
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RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
Only tree rats around here and at the price of arrows noway
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RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
I had a great experience seeing some sort of big cat running through a field today. The sucker was the size of a coyote! I'm not sure I'd shoot it but I'd shoot a coyote if I had the chance... is that small enough?
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RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
I've hunted rabbits intentionally with my bow and have also taken several small game and upland birds while archery deer hunting. I will rabbit hunt again but I miss my beagle I had to put down, he ran them perfectly for slow moving bow shots.
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RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
I used to shoot quite a few rabbits and squirrels with a recurve bow. I now use a compound and have gained the confidence I need. Now I pass on most everything except whitetails and fox.
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RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
I have gotten few rabbits so far. Its pretty tricky out here because of open ground. I took a shot at a squirrel while one day camping trip with my sister and nephew. I am not sure if i hit it because my arrow broke in two (it hit a rock) and even though i couldn't find blood, i couldn't find the killing end of the arrow either. My guess is maybe i hit it and it crawled into its hole (which was at base of the rock it was on) so i just put that as a possibility although one that will be never confirmed [:@]
Sorry to hear the loss of your dog Rob:( |
RE: Doesnt anyone bohunt smallgame???
I carry a field tip in my pocket for small game. When I've been on stand for several hours and start getting antsy, it's squirrel/rabbit/possum/chipmunk/fox/bobcat/coyote hunting time.
Keeps me sane...:) |
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