RE: Post your squrrel pictures
 

Varmint Al!!!!!!!

I feel like I'm in the midst of a celebrity. I love your web site! :D:D:D

Welcome to Hunting Net. Hope to see you around!

RE: Post your squrrel pictures
 

here some pix...

RE: Post your squrrel pictures
 

nice pictures so far :)


good shooting bhw :)

RE: Post your squrrel pictures
 

Wish I had that job. I to love your site, I hit it heavily before purchasing my Marlin 17vs. Keep up the good work. Your squirrels look difrent than ours down here in Oklahoma or am I seeing things?

BHW always has photos :D Are those black squirrels in one of your photos or just the lighting?

RE: Post your squrrel pictures
 

when i get mine back from the taxidermist ill post a pic.....probabbly next year....it was a grey....but had alot of brown on it.....like the face and the whole belly was brown insted of the typical white....never seen one like that....and dad seen 10000s of them and never saw one like that.....so i took him to the tixidermist.....told him i want him on a branch sitting eating a nut.....i hope thats how he is......his face was also brown and grey....very neat looking......i think it was a cross between grey and fox.....but i dont know for sure........cant wait to get him back......next year i want a big black squirrel for the wall....i think they look so neat....only squirrel i havent bagged yet.....saw a few but they dissappeared before i got the gun up.....nice pics guys

RE: New Crop of Ground Squirrels Out.
 

Very nice website Varmint Al

RE: New Crop of Ground Squirrels Out.
 

here are some that came from inside the levee on the mississippi river last october.


greys,reds and blacks all with .22s.

RE: Post your squrrel pictures
 

TreeDog,

They are California Ground squirrels. The scientific name for them is Spermophilus beecheyi. They dig holes in the ground where they live. I once saw them in an oak tree that had a big hole in it where a branch had broken off, but normally they don't climb trees. In really dry weather, they will strip the bark off of Buckeye trees to get moisture.

More pictures of ground squirrels here: http://www.varmintal.net/avarm.htm

RE: Post your squrrel pictures
 

That explains it Al, thanks. I imagine they do a good bit of damage to the fields your way.

RE: Post your squrrel pictures
 

Here are some squirrel hunting pics from northern Michigan. I use a Treeing Feist squirrel dog.