Would any of u reccomend hunting squirels?
#4
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location:
Posts: 10

Single Six, .22mag cylinder.
Poorman's Trigger Job.
Weigand no drill scope mount.
Bushnell 2x32 Trophy handgun scope.
Butler Creek flip open scope covers.
Belt Mountain oversized base pin.
Hogue Mono Grips.
Peterson Hammer Extention.
Mil-Tech Bandoleer Holster.

And when I die let me die
With a dream in my mind
A smile on my face and no trouble behind
And no cross on my grave
To show my restin' place
Poorman's Trigger Job.
Weigand no drill scope mount.
Bushnell 2x32 Trophy handgun scope.
Butler Creek flip open scope covers.
Belt Mountain oversized base pin.
Hogue Mono Grips.
Peterson Hammer Extention.
Mil-Tech Bandoleer Holster.

And when I die let me die
With a dream in my mind
A smile on my face and no trouble behind
And no cross on my grave
To show my restin' place

#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location:
Posts: 1,157

my dad cooks squirrels so they taste better than deer!
we had a squirell migration here in ny 8 years ago, i shot my limit every time i went out. sniping squirells is a good time with a 22. and they really do taste great!
now that its 10 below 0 here in NY, they are holed up tight-no action
waitin for the weather to break.
moose
we had a squirell migration here in ny 8 years ago, i shot my limit every time i went out. sniping squirells is a good time with a 22. and they really do taste great!
now that its 10 below 0 here in NY, they are holed up tight-no action

waitin for the weather to break.
moose
#9
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: chiefland Florida USA
Posts: 5,417

I only use my 22 marlin and take head shots.
Went yesterday and got 7.wife is gonna cook them up today.got 3 young ones for frying and 4 old ones for the pressure cooker with gravey.
Went yesterday and got 7.wife is gonna cook them up today.got 3 young ones for frying and 4 old ones for the pressure cooker with gravey.