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    The only reason I mentioned that about the corn is because other non-targeted animals could consume it and it could lead to their long and needless suffering adn most likely death.

    But, i don't think it matters whether you pile or spread the bait. the squirrels will find it. It might take a few days for them to find it regardless, but not likely.

    I've made some fine sewing needles and a few fish hooks, awls, punches outta the bones.

    Hope you get em and eat em up.


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    I would say use an old fiberglass arrow with an empty 38 case as a head. Bait with birdfood and shoot him in the rear, already skewered. Now where is the champion of RODENT RIGHTS?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ole WV Coot View Post
    I would say use an old fiberglass arrow with an empty 38 case as a head. Bait with birdfood and shoot him in the rear, already skewered. Now where is the champion of RODENT RIGHTS?
    LOL
    I was thinking/waiting for the same thing...guess they aren't as popular as deer, cats dogs, etc.
    Reading the black squirrel thread, it would appear that "Looks Matter".

    I always thought they looked like a rat cooking on a spit, so my favorite method is to cut them up, bake them with rice, onion soup, and mushroom soup, those canned onion straws and tater tot's on the top.

    Then there is squirrel cooked in sauerkraut, with dumplings.

    Don't get me wrong, they are tasty, just don't look at them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hunter63 View Post
    I guess I would pile the bait, as it would keep him in pretty much one place, instead of squirreling around all over the place.

    As with any hunting, patience is needed, but it sounds like this squirrel is really getting to you?
    heck no. im just looking for a good meal, a nice pelt, and a few needles and other tools from this thing. oh and i plan on boiling with a thing of wild onions and maybe a few mint leaves i bought. it would be nice


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    There is little that is better than fried squirrel. Well, fried rabbit.
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    i love them rabbits
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    Mmm, I boiled up that old tough squirrel the other day for two hours in a lil sage till the water dissapeared, added a lil oil and fried it up brown. It was the tastiest squirrel I ever ate, tender too.

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    let it soak in red wine and rotisery it over a fire

    sautee it with onions, peppers and spices.

    make it into jerky.

    heck ill do anyrhing
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    Quote Originally Posted by smittysurvival
    heck ill do anyrhing
    In that case, you need to send it to me.
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    im ok on that offer
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    So........... How many did you get? When do we eat??
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    well . . . i didnt even see one. ill get them this coming fall and well have ourselves a feast. someone bring the alligator though
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    Thats what I figured, they have slowed down here to. Its cold by you got lots of snow. They are eating osage oranges here in illinois but you don't see many.
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    oh yea tons of snow. huge storm just came through. out of school though
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    Peanut butter and victor rat traps work just fine.

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