arrows flinger

im gonna be shooting them with a .177 cal. pellet gun shooting PBA ammo that gets 1,250FPS.

slayer_54

head or chest. the same as every other animal

tyleryeags

head, thats my choice i've tried to hunt some with my airgun but i only got a red squrriel

Zrabfan26

If broadside I aim right behind the front shoulder, If it is facing me I aimat the chest. Unless its real close the then head is always the best. The others give a little more room for error. But I shoot a 22 caliber pellet rifle. Bigger lead but slower at 800-900 fps.

arrows flinger

ok so pretty much same as anyother gun i just thought it might me diffrent because the PBA dosnt expand as fast as lead

thekrazykanuck

it takes 2-3 shots with a 499 FPS gun...i being a canadian and without a father without a gun licence thats all i can get.we shot one just behind the shoulder blade on the left side then once in the windpipe...and the final shot was one in the head...so it all depends on the size of your gun

Brod_Man

Take it from me. I hunt squirrels with a pellet gun. Try and hit just behind the eye. That will result in a quick, and easy kill. I have killed 4 squirrels to date with my pellet gun, all have dropped, all from about 20 yards. all shot right behind the eye.

kodiakhuntmaster

Not too many people like the PBA ammo, but if it shoots good for you, stick with it. As they say, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".

It's pretty much the same as anything else, chest or head. With a .177 caliber, you'll want to keep your shots within about 30 yards or so.

kevin1

Switch to a hollow point pellet.

Ihuntandfish

I aim for the head. If you can't hit the head aim for the chest, but they sometimes get away with a chest shot.I've already cleaned squirrels that had pellets in their chest cavity from a different time.