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Took out the ol Remington 1100 my grandpa gave me years ago and got my first squirrel of the season, hopefully when the leaves fall I'll have more luck haha
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Learned a lesson today haha, I winchester AA super handicap trap load left over from deer season does WAY too much damage at about 15 yards to eat the critter haha
I never hunt them till after it frost a few times. Grandfather always did the same.
I guess he didn't Google that close.It was grey all we have around my place
I have seen people including my father cut them right out and go on. Not me. I killed a grey sat in SC that had 4 in it. Yuk. I was thinking then that I had never seen a fox squirrel that had them but I am betting that they get them. I have removed them from my goats and have even seen them on cattle.Warbles? Someone told me you can cut them out of squirrels shot before frost when cleaning them. I always wait til after first frost too
Warbles? Someone told me you can cut them out of squirrels shot before frost when cleaning them. I always wait til after first frost too
Ok guys whats a warble?
Ok guys whats a warble?
I actually see very few sq with warbles, Always heard the first frost will take care of them. Question that comes to mind is how that works. I'm picturing a sq in a nest or den all warm and cozy through the night so early morning cold would have to do it. The sq shouldn't actually have frost on it and its body warmth should keep the worm alive. Deeper thoughts than needed I guess. I can understand the frost killing back the flies therefore no new
warbles but how does it kill the existing ones?
I would say it would be more apt to kill us, especially since Alaska and Canada has some of the worst I have ever been around and it doesn't appear to bother them one bit.
Welcome to the site. Camo isn't really necessary, just dark natural colors. I usually have what ever pants I happen to be wearing and throw on a camo or flannel shirt. I've used calls before with good results. I used them mainly to get them to bark. You can spot and stalk or find a food source and sit. My favorite way to hunt without dogs was just easing along old logging roads real slow and pause and watchI know this is kinda an old thread, but I'm new so please excuse. I'm also new to squirrel hunting in my area I could use any advice you guys have for calling in camo anything
TIA