Squirrel Contest teams and Pictures
#31
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Kentucky
I will take the pics with my digital camera when I buy some more batteries. I have the tails of the 8.'
Trapper_Hunter
P.S Squirrelsteve how r u doi ng so far
Trapper_Hunter
P.S Squirrelsteve how r u doi ng so far
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#35
Joined: Jul 2004
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DearSlayer357 nice job there! i was just wondering about the black squirrel not many in my area however i have at least 9 different ones comeing to my feeder! i would never shoot a black squirrel myself though. i was just wondering how common they are in your area.
nice shooting!
nice shooting!
#37
Joined: Jul 2004
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this is why i don't shoot them:
-i find them very fun to watch
-there is so few around most people around here never see them.
-they are at a disavantage compared to the grey squirrel when it comes to being able to hide from preditors.
-i figure if i let them live there will be more to watch next year.
-plenty of grey and red squirrels to shoot.
it is hard to answer really i mean i wouldn't shoot and albino deer either.
-i find them very fun to watch
-there is so few around most people around here never see them.
-they are at a disavantage compared to the grey squirrel when it comes to being able to hide from preditors.
-i figure if i let them live there will be more to watch next year.
-plenty of grey and red squirrels to shoot.
it is hard to answer really i mean i wouldn't shoot and albino deer either.
#38
I'll shoot them everytime. I see more black squirrels around here than others. For every ten squirrels I see, probably 7 will be black; 2 will be greys, and 1 will be a fox squirrel.

#39
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Pulaskiville
Killer243...To not shoot an albino deer is your choice, but genetically it is a bad one.
Albinos are genetically inferior deer. They shouldn't breed in an area where QDM is being practiced. Granted they are "pretty and all", but they are not as strong as "normal" deer.
If an albino buck breeds 4 does and each has one buck fawn, there are now 5 genetically inferior bucks in an area that used to have one.
I'm not knocking your choice to let them walk, though. To each his own.
Albinos are genetically inferior deer. They shouldn't breed in an area where QDM is being practiced. Granted they are "pretty and all", but they are not as strong as "normal" deer.
If an albino buck breeds 4 does and each has one buck fawn, there are now 5 genetically inferior bucks in an area that used to have one.
I'm not knocking your choice to let them walk, though. To each his own.
#40
ORIGINAL: killer243
this is why i don't shoot them:
-i find them very fun to watch
-there is so few around most people around here never see them.
-they are at a disavantage compared to the grey squirrel when it comes to being able to hide from preditors.
-i figure if i let them live there will be more to watch next year.
-plenty of grey and red squirrels to shoot.
it is hard to answer really i mean i wouldn't shoot and albino deer either.
this is why i don't shoot them:
-i find them very fun to watch
-there is so few around most people around here never see them.
-they are at a disavantage compared to the grey squirrel when it comes to being able to hide from preditors.
-i figure if i let them live there will be more to watch next year.
-plenty of grey and red squirrels to shoot.
it is hard to answer really i mean i wouldn't shoot and albino deer either.



