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- Aug 2, 07, 08:55 AM #1
Squirrel Season
Squirrel season will be upon us here in a couple of weeks. I like a lot of people started my hunting at an early age going squirrel hunting with my Dad. This is a great way to learn good woodsmanship and it does teach valuble lessons in other hunting, like deer hunting. Being quiet, watching how and where you walk as not to make noise, being careful of your movement and not to move at the wrong time or the squirrel is gone (they have very good eyesight), many other skills that it takes to be a good squirrel hunter leads to being a good all around hunter. Good luck to all hunters out there and stay safe, have fun and bring home some "squackers" for the squirrel and dumplins' or fried squirrel, gravy and cat head biscuts. Ummm Ummm, that is slap your grandma good.
- Aug 2, 07, 09:12 AM #2
Originally Posted by oldrambler
Good post.
I'll be out on opening morning.
Your mention of the dumplins and squirrel gravy sure sounds great. I have a few in the freezer left over from the Spring season so I now know what we will have for supper.
- Aug 4, 07, 02:26 PM #3All State
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Me an my boys cant wait,my kids love it.
- Aug 4, 07, 07:37 PM #4
Don't come get my pet squirrels, please.
- Aug 4, 07, 10:03 PM #5Fantastic!!!
Originally Posted by Einstein70
Nice job passing on the hunting tradition.
Hunting with your kids will give you and them a lifetime of memories.
- Aug 5, 07, 09:07 AM #6
Absolutely, I don't have any kids but I can still remember the times hunting with my dad vividly. Again, I miss you Dad and I love you.
Save me as place under that Ol' Scaly Bark Hickory.
- Aug 5, 07, 10:22 AM #7
Since we're on the subject of squirrels, I get my running/walking in everyday at the walking track at Prestonsburg Community College, down by the river. There are 5 or 6 solid black squirrels that are always there hanging out by the bird feeders. I was just wondering if anybody else has seen a black squirrel before. They are a pretty cool looking little animal!
- Aug 5, 07, 11:26 AM #8Yes, I have seen and have taken a black squirrel. I wish that I woud have had it mounted just bc of the unusual coloring of it.
Originally Posted by spe690
- Aug 5, 07, 11:31 AM #9
I have seen several white squirrels in Mt. Vernon, Ky.---Rockcastle County in our subdivision!!!!!
- Aug 5, 07, 12:51 PM #10There were 2 out this morning eating out of the bird feeders. They are a deep black color. Very unusual!
Originally Posted by oldrambler
- Aug 6, 07, 09:01 PM #11
We have 2 gray and a red. They don't eat from the bird feeders, may be because of the dogs going out to potty. We feed them up on the hill.
- Aug 6, 07, 09:07 PM #12All American
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I've not been Squirrel hunting several years.
- Aug 7, 07, 12:46 PM #13I bet the white ones are beautiful and would be quite unsual to see.
Originally Posted by doodle
I have taken several black squirrel in over 40 years of hunting but have never seen a white one. To see one would be great and I'm not sure I would shoot it, except maybe with my camera.
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Originally Posted by spe690
I have seen black squirrels,seems like they are in the north I was in New York when I seen them for the first time. Never seen them around Ky but have herd there are a few around.
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Originally Posted by cvillecat
Thank a lot but I would'n have it any other way.We will be makin some new memories in just a few weeks I hope.
- Aug 7, 07, 09:01 PM #16
Originally Posted by Einstein70
That is great that you have lived the outdoor traditions and are passing them on.
- Aug 7, 07, 10:11 PM #17
Originally Posted by Einstein70
No doubt. Those are memories that your kids will never forget. I guarantee it.
Some of the greatest time I ever had with my dad (and I had many) were spent in the woods or on the water. He started me huntng at age 8 and I still remember our first hunt together 43 years later.
Good luck on opening day. Hunt safe.
- Aug 7, 07, 10:12 PM #18
Originally Posted by oldrambler
Excellent post Oldrambler!!
- Aug 10, 07, 02:47 PM #19JV Player
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I love to squrriel hunt although havn't been for several years. Took one of my daughters once, she couldn't be quiet. We did have 2 deer walk by but that didn't help. I never was any good at it, as I don't like to sat, but rather keep moving. I see more deer than squrrel. Still its a good day out. I like to listen for them, and stalk em.
- Aug 10, 07, 04:31 PM #20
What type of gun will you be using this squirrel season?
I'll be hunting with a single shot 410 loaded with 3" # 4 Winchester.

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