KILL KILL KILL THE DREADED squirrel

[shakeyslim]

devils are eating up my bird feed! i wanted a bird feeder not a squirrel feeder. test your hunting skill on those devils i say !they are smart quick hard to hit and taste better than chicken! they learn real quick that its you or them ! lol have fun

[Don Stokes]

Been there, Shakey. When the timber was cut on the neighbor's property, the squirrels all moved to my house. Ended up shooting 13 of them before things returned to normal. A shotgun works best.  

[Wannabe1]

Ya but with a bow, you don't need new fillings!  

[Johnny Reb]

I've  hunted squirrels with my bow a time or two, lotta fun.     At first it was only 1 then 4 then 6,  that makes 12 sets of eyes to avoid.  
After half hour or so I got within range and picked one out, I missed the first shot by a couple inches and they all looked up for about a minute then went back to gathering,  the 2nd shot missed only by half inch.    
No squirrels but had fun, good enuff for me rite.

[Spotted Quoll]

Oh boy, I wish we had something like a squirrel over here in Australia that we could hunt. Sounds like a lot of fun to me.

[NorthernCaliforniaHunter]

Get cayenne pepper and mix it into the seed. The birds can't taste the spice and eat it but the squirrels can't stand it - that or just shoot 'em like ya said.

[Johnny Reb]

Australia sounds like a cool place to hunt, gotta be somthing simalar to a squirrel.  
Rabits are good eatin, Maybe kangaroo.

[Bill Carlsen]

One year I managed to get 13 of them buggers. Some I shot out the back door. They make a great soup and seeing that they are "corn fed" they will be nice and fat and tasty. If you can kill a bunch of them you can kill anything walking. They are pretty tough.

[blind one]

My son started feeding the squirrels in the backyard so there is no target practice for me   . They are nice and plump too. They love the sugar frosted flakes and popcorn. He feeds them when he gets home from school and they know it. They sit on my targets waiting for the door to open....lol......Roy

[CaptJack]

 

[razorback]

Always wondered what that zipper was for, and how they got away so fast. lol

When I lived in NJ we had tree rats all over the place. I would leave a bow on the back porch with a judo on the string and try to get them. They worked out pretty fast when I walked out the door, to run for cover. Can't count the shots I took where the arrow passed right through the spot that the squirrel was in when I released but wasn't there when the arrow arrived. Quick little buggers.

[JMartin]

Yep....they're cute at the feeder, however I know for a FACT, when they get in your attic, chew up a few wires (12 volt doorbell wire is their fav) your wife will give you the green light on 'em. Yum yum, fried squirrel, hard to beat!

[SCS]

Is it legal to bait squirrels? Were heading out tomorrow to hunt some. Deer hunting sucked, so now it's time for small game!
Steve

[Don Stokes]

Razorback, I had exactly the same experience. By the time I cleared the screen porch, they'd be high-tailing it. That's why the gun came out!

[m midd]

Ya'll can relax. I got him.
They were all over yesterday morning, one almst ran up my pants leg

[saltwatertom]

Great for a laff this morn.  Is that a kriptonite head?  

[BobW]

I was always impressed with the Grey Squirrels we had here in NY.... then I went to Ohio, and experienced Fox Squirrels.  They are the "griz" of squirrels.  Darn things jon't even jump as they cross the forest floor - they just kind of confidently saunter....  

[Scott S.]

I missed a doe completely that morning then hit the tree rat in the head with a judo point (plain, not kryptonite)--go figure.  I probably did better with picking a spot (although the squirrel was closer, too).

[lpcjon2]

When my wife lets the cats out the squirrels hang on the tree and screw with the cats they get so occupied with the cats that it's easy picking! when the wife is gone I use my 1100fps pellet gun out the kitchen window it works great as well.

[Bill Turner]

I've taken several of the little buggers with my bow in my back yard. Great practice. The darn things get my pecans every year. As far as I'm concerned its always open season when it comes to squirrels.