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vwnate1 01-11-2020 10:43 AM

I'm Still Waiting......
 
...For someone to say how tasty they are...... :D .

blt 01-11-2020 10:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vwnate1 (Post 3996170)
...For someone to say how tasty they are...... :D .

There are way too many deer and turkey on my property, squirrels are way down the list...

vwnate1 01-11-2020 11:00 AM

Wild Animals....
 
O.K., I live in the foothills and there's plenty of Opossum, Racoon and Coyotes, the occasional Bob Car and Bear, want to come clean up and get some free meat ? :P .

sloride 01-11-2020 11:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by P.C. (Post 3995795)
1. Feed coyote plenty of water
2. Open hood of car
3. Pick up coyote and hold over engine compartment...

Step one, if in a hurry use beer instead of water.
PITA sure to complain to the mods about this post.

Mike D 01-11-2020 11:49 AM

Why would it be a PITA for PETA to complain about this thread?

vwnate1 01-11-2020 11:51 AM

" P.E.T.A. "
 
I'm a member ! .

I hope everyone here remember it means :

People

Eating

Tasty

Animals.......

:D

Air&Road 01-11-2020 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blt (Post 3996161)
I have a .22 pellet gun that is subsonic and gets the job done. Haven't needed to shoot any squirrels, there is plenty of pine cones on the neighbor property to keep them away...

Yeah a good .22 pellet gun will get the job done. Is it rifled or smoothbore? The advantage to .22 shorts is the rifling for better accuracy.

Air&Road 01-11-2020 06:44 PM

Squirrel tastes okay IF, they are very fresh and the cook knows how to deal with game. My late mother in law was a depression era woman that could make a gourmet meal out of most game or fish. Unfortunately she’s long gone and I never learned her secrets. Her best dish with squirrel was squirrel and dumplings. My son and I obliged her. She always appreciated that we shot them with a .22 instead of a shotgun.

Air&Road 01-11-2020 06:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vwnate1 (Post 3996209)
I'm a member ! .

I hope everyone here remember it means :

People

Eating

Tasty

Animals.......

:D

Works for me!

vwnate1 01-12-2020 10:44 AM

The Proper Shootin' Iron
 
O.K., last night I stopped by Big 5 Sporting Goods store to buy some more un coated steel BB''s (they're the shiznit for cleaning old fuel tanks, I'm working on a 1984 Brazilian Honda CB125S) and they had two versions of the Red Ryder BB gun in the fancy box with pictures.....

One was the " ADULT SIZE" one .

$17 they said .

I don't think I'll be potting squirrels in my inner city neighborhood in any event, too many prying eyes .

Sadly, no compass in the stock like in the movie .

blt 01-12-2020 10:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Air&Road (Post 3996299)
Yeah a good .22 pellet gun will get the job done. Is it rifled or smoothbore? The advantage to .22 shorts is the rifling for better accuracy.

rifled.

INSIDIOUS 01-12-2020 11:23 PM

plenty of rifled barrel air guns. but since you are gun shy ...

https://www.amazon.com/Havahart-Animal-Two-Door-Rabbit-Squirrel/dp/B0000ES6P2

vwnate1 01-12-2020 11:36 PM

I am not gun shy, I'm a firearm owner in fact .

I just live in the city and there are many who'd love to mind my business for me....

I bought a havaheart trap, it was so poorly made it wouldn't work (not what I remembered from 50 + years ago) .

So, I bought a rat zapper, it caught a few rats but never a squirrel .

barry12345 01-13-2020 01:54 AM

Build a good live trap and bait it properly. Should thin out a local population quick enough.

vwnate1 01-13-2020 11:38 AM

Squirrel Bait
 
Bait it with what please ? .

TIA,


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