Look at the size of this red squirrel
 

Look at this huge red squirrell i shot. It weighed two pounds and one ounce and was 24 inches long from the tip of its nose to the tip of its tail.





It was nice eating, the meat was very tender and moist. Not dry and tough like older squirrells. Shot with a 12 gauge single shot

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That is a big one, one of the bigest I've seen in awhile.

waaaaaaaaaattt!
 

Where did you shoot that at???? that thing is packin the meat for a squirrell.:D

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I shot it when i was walking back to my truck along the railroad tracks. The river runs along the tracks and there are more in the area like it.

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I'm down in Kentucky going to school and this last couple weeks I've seen some BIG squirrels like that. Probably not THAT big...but close and definately enough to make you stop and "What-da-heck!!??[&:]"

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That is definetly one mutant rat [:o]

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Isn't it a grey squirrel. But man hes huge.

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looks like a grey squirrel to me. he is a little on the big side, but most of the ones in pa look like that. i shot one this year that had the same color and size.

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In this territory, NYS, that is a gray squirrel. However, I know that they are called different things in different areas of the country!

NO MATTER WHAT... IT IS HUGE!!!

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Thats a nice one, grey squirell here. Good eatin'.

RE: Look at the size of this red squirrel
 

That is one awesome squirrel. Looks like a few my brother and i killed in Randolph county when we were kids.

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It's big, and it's known as a fox squirrel. Plenty of them around here, but their numbers are starting to dwindle.

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yeah i have to agree with criggster,it is a fox squrrel..A a grey squrril is solid grey and like 2 times smaller than that beast.

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Holy S*#% thats huge.[&:]

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with squirrels that size i think the minimum squirrel caliber requirements need to be .45-70 or something

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Yeah it looks like a grey squirrel to me too.

Here grey squirrels must run big or something as most grey squirrels here are big though, and that is one big squirrel regardless, Congrats to you.

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Looks like a fox squirrel to me?

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Looks like a HUGE squirrel to me:D

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Definately a fox squirrel and its a nice one. We get them almost that size here in n'west Ohio congrats on squirrel.

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huge one what a pig congrats.

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looks like a fox squirrel to me

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looks like a fox to me too. Grays around here are solid gray from head to tail with white belly. And they are ALWAYS smaller, but maybe that's how they are around here, who knows.

I shot my biggest fox squirrel last week and it too was huge. Not sure if it was that large or not though.

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Yes. It's a fox squirrel. Here's a link of a picture of one alive.

http://www.pbase.com/muskrat/image/37110522

RE: waaaaaaaaaattt!
 

thats a big one

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I shot one about that big once. It's pretty cool to find them that large.

younggun22
 

is that the biggest squirlle

RE: Look at the size of this red squirrel
 

I don't know about where your from, here in wisconsin that is a fox squirrel, just my 2 cents

RE: waaaaaaaaaattt!
 

My buddy and I got this huge squirrel the other day.

RE: Look at the size of this red squirrel
 

Definitely a fox squirrel , reds are smaller than that , more the size of greys . The ones at my house pig out on all the acorns and hickory nuts they can eat , they frequently get as big as my arm .

RE: Look at the size of this red squirrel
 

It's a fox squirrel. They can get up to 3 pounds.